Hi Ed,
not exactly what your looking for, but it might get you started.
You could use 2-way X10 or Insteon home automation modules that are
attached to/plugged into an outlet that you want to monitor.
Because these are 2-way modules, it's possible to ask their status.
For instance on/off/dimmed at level 50%.
If it is possible to get their status, power is on.
If it is not possible to get their status, the module is defect ;-) or
power is down.
But it will require home automation software that can be scripted to
perform the poll.
Indigo on the Mac platform can do this.
Regards, Paul.
Op 16 sep 2009, om 15:37 heeft Konowal, Ed het volgende geschreven:
I want to remotely monitor power. It can be SNMP, or even ICMP.
Something I can plug into an outlet or electrical panel and poll
remotely. I've found devices that monitor power but they need base
units at every remote location. I'm looking for a device that can
respond without talking to some intermediate box or computer. I
want to
poll from my workstation without custom software.
Anybody know of something like that?
Ed Konowal
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