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# v3.2.0 - 8th July 2025

## ⚡ **New integration: Netvox R718N3-25 CT clamp sensor**

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We’ve added support for the **Netvox R718N3-25**, a wireless 3-phase current transformer (CT clamp) sensor.

<http://www.netvox.com.tw/product.asp?pro=R718N325><br>

With this integration, you can now:

* Monitor real-time power usage across three electrical phases
* Ingest data via LoRaWAN and connect it to UMA Mesh workflows
* Unlock deeper energy insights for your workspace

Perfect for facilities teams aiming to **track energy load, spot inefficiencies**, or support ESG reporting initiatives.

## 🛠️ **Bug Fix: Booking request editing**

We’ve resolved an issue where **editing the date or time of an existing approved booking** didn’t create a new booking request as expected.

Now, when a user changes the date/time on a booking that needs re-approval, a **new request is automatically generated**, ensuring approval workflows function as intended.


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