Aha solved the issue of the bedroom TV power socket turning itself on and off, and it's my fault, not the lightwaverf hardware. It did coincide roughly with me de-authorising one of the remotes. While I was doing this my PIR in the hallway must have been triggered by Clare. This means the socket is now linked to the PIR. I tested it and this is the case. So I can fix it, it's not a ghost, my home network has not been hacked, and its not a hardware failure...
So now I need to de-authorise the PIR from the socket, completely resetting a socket so it is not linked to any remotes. Luckily someone on the forum has the answer:
i don't know about sockets, but with the rest of the stuff... hold till flashes - release... hold till flashes rapidly - release quick press, flashes orange
device empty.
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