squeaky bum time over 
Mostly over. It seems to have borked a few other things including my mqtt location tracking but at least the basics are back
My system takes about 10 minutes to reload everything after clearing the cache (on a 2ghz Celeron NAS with 16gb ram), maybe a little patience.
I have everything in text files for this reason.
Okay, back in the land of the living now.
The energy monitor still needs a couple of multipliers sorting.
Iâve posted my log on Git to illustrate. The issueâs closed and I donât know how to reopen it but have a look anyway
@Fixer so rssi*10 and power /10âŠ
Can you check your other items as my power on my sockets seems to be correct
Hereâs the display from my Sitemap of the original, script-derived, power stuff. Some of it is calculated so ignore those, but Mains Power and Mains Energy is coming direct from the energy monitor
The RSSI is in a different place in the Sitemap:
The log I posted in Git shows the difference between the values from the script and the binding, but I suppose it depends on what units you want it to display in. As long as you state what youâre providing then people will know to convert it themselves
@Fixer Have just put a new version on git to correct power and rssi, give that a try
Can I just drop it in, or do I need to shutdown / restart / clear user and cache (noooooooooâŠ)
Just drop it in
It was only because of a major rewrite cache had to be cleared. Think the overall code is pretty sound now, was a very very steep learning curve.
Got a lot of error checking and conditional elements to add in still by the overall foundation Iâm pretty happy with now - after 4 hours today pulling my hair out 
Youâll get a lot of warnings with that interim build I just put up where Iâm trying to get this rgb right
Dropping it in has broken it.
Had to restart OpenHAB and now your binding isnât showing up in the list anymore and my LightwaveRF Account thing is Uninitialized with nowhere to enter the account credentials.
HmmâŠ
Take it out. Give it a sec and drop it back in
No, itâs toast now. The Lightwave Account thing and the Energy Monitor thing are stuck in âDeletingâ state and still wonât delete even after a restart. Looks like Iâm going to have to remove the binding, restart, then put it back in and set it up again
Strange, will it not let you force remove if you click on delete again
Close, but no cigar 
I wish my house would only draw a couple of watts with the washer and dryer both on
So I went the wrong way yeahâŠ
Give me 5 Iâll let you know when Iâve put another up
The numberâs right. Just the unit (W) should say KW
Yeah itâs going to be Watts, not kw, as too big a unit for a small thing drawing on a plug socket
You can format how you want though on panels etc with regex (only the energy monitor thatâs going to use a number that big)
so if you havnt looked at the readme yetâŠ
each device has its channel names listed under the device properties.
the account thing also lists all configurable items under its properties.
you can define things file like this(model codes in readme):
Bridge lightwaverf:lightwaverfaccount:benfleet "Lightwave Account" [ username="emailaddress", password="xxxxxxxx"]
{
h21 LightwaveHub "Link Plus" [ sdId="1" ]
s22 KitchenSocket1 "Kitchen Alexa & Toaster" [ sdId="2" ]
s22 KitchenSocket2 "Kitchen Spare & Kettle" [ sdId="3" ]
s22 KitchenSocket3 "Kitchen TV & TV Light" [ sdId="4" ]
s22 KitchenSocket4 "Kitchen Breakfast Bar" [ sdId="5" ]
s22 Socket1 "Tree Top & Bottom" [ sdId="6" ]
s22 Socket2 "Tree Middle & Red Lights" [ sdId="7" ]
s22 Socket3 "Reindeer & Stars" [ sdId="9" ]
s22 Socket4 "Father xmas & Iscicle" [ sdId="10" ]
s22 GeorgesSocket1 "George TV & Lamp" [ sdId="11" ]
s22 KitchenSocket5 "Kitchen Microwave & Cupboard" [ sdId="12" ]
s22 LoungeSocket1 "Lounge Chair" [ sdId="13" ]
s22 LoungeSocket2 "Lounge Stereo & Nintendo Switch" [ sdId="14" ]
s22 LoungeSocket3 "Lounge Network Switch & TV" [ sdId="15" ]
}
and items like this:
Switch KitchenAlexa_switch "Kitchen Alexa switch" <switch> (Lightwave_Sockets) { channel="lightwaverf:s22:benfleet:KitchenSocket1:1#switch" }
Number KitchenAlexa_power "Kitchen Alexa power [%.1f W]" <energy> (Lightwave_Sockets) { channel="lightwaverf:s22:benfleet:KitchenSocket1:1#power" }
Number KitchenAlexa_energy "Kitchen Alexa energy [%.2f kWh]" <energy> (Lightwave_Sockets) { channel="lightwaverf:s22:benfleet:KitchenSocket1:1#energy" }
Number KitchenAlexa_voltage "Kitchen Alexa voltage [%.1f V]" <energy> (Lightwave_Sockets) { channel="lightwaverf:s22:benfleet:KitchenSocket1:1#voltage" }
Switch Toaster_switch "Toaster switch" <switch> (Lightwave_Sockets) { channel="lightwaverf:s22:benfleet:KitchenSocket1:2#switch" }
Number Toaster_power "Toaster power [%.1f W]" <energy> (Lightwave_Sockets) { channel="lightwaverf:s22:benfleet:KitchenSocket1:2#power" }
Number Toaster_energy "Toaster energy [%.2f kWh]" <energy> (Lightwave_Sockets) { channel="lightwaverf:s22:benfleet:KitchenSocket1:2#energy" }