JASCO ZW4102 "Energy Monitoring Appliance Modules" with no monitoring!

Hi All,

I have a number of these zwave plug units that have basic on/off functionality and work reliably. However, they report no monitoring data when using one of the generic drivers. Does anyone know of a custom driver that works. I see posts about the ZW4101 units but can't find many references to ZW4102.

Any help would be most appreciated!

Here's the device info.

Device Data

Device Id 12337
Device Type 21072
Firmware Version 3.24
Hardware Version null
In Clusters 0x25,0x27,0x75,0x86,0x72,0x32
Manufacturer 99
Protocol Version 3.40
Zw Node Info D3 9C 00 04 10 01 25 27 75 86 72 32 68 23

You can try the Ministon Mini Power Metering Plug driver built into Hubitat, that tends to work with generic Zwave power meters.

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Works great - Thank you @user2574 !

I shall have to figure out how to add it to the community list :grin:

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This driver should also work and may give you a few more features. I have coded it such that it will work universally for any z-wave power meter plug/switch. It only shows the device specific settings if using one of the Zooz devices.

[DRIVER] Zooz Smart Plugs Advanced (ZEN04, ZEN05, ZEN14, ZEN15, ZEN20, ZEN25)

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Thanks Jeff.

Yes "Zooz Zen Plugs Advanced" also appears to work well (I'm already using it with some Zen 15 plugs set to reporting at 1 minute intervals for "Better Laundry Montor" app. (That was Monday's rabbit hole)

More of an FYI: Unless I'm confused about the driver, for the ZW4102, I can't tweak the reporting level control to make the device useable with the BLM app.

EDIT: I'm guessing that's what you meant by " It only shows the device specific settings if using one of the Zooz devices.". The Minoston driver allows for the tweak, so I have a working solution.

Thanks again!

Be careful using the Minoston driver and settings. The setting numbers for Z-wave devices is not standardized. So parameter #2 for one device and #2 on another device could have totally different purposes. This is why I hide all the settings for unknown devices on my driver. So you may think you are changing a setting but it may not actually work, or you could be changing a totally different setting.

With my driver there is a command where you can manually set any parameters you want as long as you have a list to know what numbers and values to set. My go-to source does not have anything listed for that device: Z-Wave JS Config DB Browser and other searching also seems to indicate it may have NO user adjustable settings. So you might not even be able to change anything.

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Ahh, thank you! Yes, I will have to actually check it's doing what it should (for a minoston). The warning is most appreciated. Yes, I was surprised to not see anything about these plugs in the forum. I guess there aren't that many around!

@jtp10181 good call! You are correct... it was not reporting with the Minoston driver. I've moved it back on to your Zen driver. Thanks for the heads up on parameters differing! I shall bare that in mind moving forward!

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You can try this driver, it seems to work for my GE smart plugs.

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Thanks @terminal3.
I should have indicated z-wave in my post title! That looks like a zigbee driver. I will know better next time. I most appreciate you taking the time to help with the suggestion though :slight_smile:

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