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@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ These instructions contain 5 steps:
 After a few seconds, the TimescaleDB add-on should appear in the add-on store. Install it.
 After installing TimescaleDB, go to Configuration. Click the three dots in the top-right corner and select "Edit in YAML". Then, make the following changes:
 
-- Add opendtu_logger to `databases` and `timescaledb_enabled` like so:
+- Add `p1_logger` to `databases` and `timescaledb_enabled` like so:
 
 ```yml
 databases:
@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ From the Home Assistant Community Add-ons repository, install Grafana. Click "St
 
 ## Security notice
 
-Using the aforementioned steps, you should now have a working OpenDTU Logger setup. However, it is important to keep your data safe. [Expaso recommends](https://github.com/Expaso/hassos-addons/tree/master/timescaledb#usage) changing the default postgres `homeassistant` password. I recommend following their recommendation and also installing the pgAdmin4 add-on using the [instructions](https://github.com/Expaso/hassos-addons/tree/master/pgadmin4) they provide. In case you're doing this after setting up OpenDTU Logger, remember to also update this password in the OpenDTU Logger config and the Grafana data source connection settings.
+Using the aforementioned steps, you should now have a working P1 Logger setup. However, it is important to keep your data safe. [Expaso recommends](https://github.com/Expaso/hassos-addons/tree/master/timescaledb#usage) changing the default postgres `homeassistant` password. I recommend following their recommendation and also installing the pgAdmin4 add-on using the [instructions](https://github.com/Expaso/hassos-addons/tree/master/pgadmin4) they provide. In case you're doing this after setting up P1 Logger, remember to also update this password in the P1 Logger config and the Grafana data source connection settings.
 
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