Hello All,
Thanks for your time.
We've got dozens of Netonix and Mimosa devices throughout the network. Today I discovered some odd power consumption from two Mimosa devices on the same site.
I've power cycled both, without any change. Anyone else run into this before?
Mimosa Devices Overdrawing
Re: Mimosa Devices Overdrawing
Oddly enough, I just had a tech swap ports 2 and 9. The issue did not follow the port. Nor did it follow the device.
The Mikrotik device in Ether2 is pulling it's expected 40W~.
The Mimosa B5c moved from Ether2 to Ether9 is pulling it's expected 12W~. Not the 80W~ it was pulling when plugged into Ether2.
However, Ether3 still reports an overdraw of watts.
Still no idea what to think of this.
The Mikrotik device in Ether2 is pulling it's expected 40W~.
The Mimosa B5c moved from Ether2 to Ether9 is pulling it's expected 12W~. Not the 80W~ it was pulling when plugged into Ether2.
However, Ether3 still reports an overdraw of watts.
Still no idea what to think of this.
Re: Mimosa Devices Overdrawing
looks like a blown current sensor, pretty easy fix if oyu know how to solder
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Re: Mimosa Devices Overdrawing
I concur... it is a blown current sensor. Usual culprit is excess current from insufficient grounding (bonding).
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