Good catch, @kkl. Marty and Support, you didn’t say how you plan on addressing it, but let me suggest this as an alternative to the current multiplier on the Circuit config screen.
“Current sensor on only one pole of multi-pole circuit” checkbox
Then the Vue will use that declaration and the info it obtains from its black, red, blue wires to figure out the rest.
“Adjust amps for unsensed pole(s)” number box
Allowing a positive or negative number representing the amps difference the user has observed with an ammeter in the poles that are not being sensed.
I’d use this adjuster for my electric clothes dryer where the leg that runs the 120v motor and half of the 240v heating element draws 5 amps more than the leg that doesn’t power the motor. If this could also be a percentage and not an absolute number, it would support many other scenarios.
The current multiplier does address both of these, but it is not enough info to show the correct amps.
What do you think?