frient Electricity Meter Interface | Wireless Consumption Readings | for Selected Devices | Battery-Powered | Consumer Electronics | Zigbee | Works with SmartThings and Homey

Product Information

Compatible with: Meters that have a blinking LED light with a standard output rate of 1000 pulses/kWh. Configurable pulse rate available with selected hubs. Turn off all lights at a push of a button, start your morning routine, or set the mood for a cozy evening in front of your TV. Emnet har også været oppe og vende nogle gange på vores Discord-server, og der er mange forskellige muligheder - fra at købe diverse Kamstrup dimser der installeres på el-måleren til et par tusinde kroner, til diverse IoT-enheder man klikker fast på hovedledningerne, der kan måle pulser.

The Owl allows monitoring of single-phase electricity supply usage over a property, and it supports Economy 7 timed tariffs. The Vue is installed in the consumer unit using CT sensor clamps that go around the mains and any other circuits you wish to monitor. You can mount the interface on the face of your meter easily and without tools - a far less intimidating prospect than clamping individual cables.Når appen er installeret, så skal vi have installeret en virtuel enhed, som konstant sørger for at aflæse og beregne kWh forbruget fra frient Electricity Meter Interface enheden.

The new drivers allow you to activate and deactivate the sirens of the Intelligent Smoke Alarm, the Intelligent Heat Alarm, and the Water Leak Detector in the Homey app. Use this to set up a flow that if one alarm detects a fire or water leak, all alarms will turn on their sirens for a specific amount of time, and you’ll have all alarms interconnected. Den nemmeste måde at måle samlet strømforbrug, er at måle det hvor det hele kommer ind – nemlig ved elmåleren. Place the interface indoors at a temperature between -20 and +60°C, close to the electricity meter. ResettingEasy installation: Mount this frient yourself on a meter that has an LED indicating power consumption. I gather then that sensor.electricity_meter_smartenergy_metering is showing how much energy I am expending right now - again in watts per hour? It seems fairly consistent at 300 though there have been some spikes to 2500. Is that explainable or an anomoly?