If the inverter(s) provided energy production data, you would already
have all the information you really need. Sounds like it must not. So,
if you are looking for something that is relative inexpensive and
reasonably accurate, but not revenue grade, you could use an Efergy True
Power meter
I have at least (3) 8048’s with mates and hubs along with a slew of OB cc’s and
OB 3 shelf battery “boxes” that are all functional. Contact off list.
Jeremy Coxon NABCEP
Certified MWBE
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Lary do you want analog or digital, egauge is great for remote monitoring
or just your basis utility meter and socket is a inexpensive solution a
simple results.
Jerry
On Thu, May 11, 2023, 1:21 PM Larry Brown via RE-wrenches <
re-wrenches@lists.re-wrenches.org> wrote:
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> Does anyone have a
If they dont need revenue grade measurements, I recommend the Sense monitoring
unit.I have had one in my house for years and it is inexpensive and gives me at
a glance status on their website amd their mobile app.Clip on a couple of CT's,
install a breaker for power and connect it to their
If you have a built in monitoring system for the PV (inverter's onboard
metering?) that should tell you PV production, and then subtract that
from the monthly utility readings to get the household loads. I don't
see the need for a separate inline meter, but I guess it depends how
The following are brands I have used and trust.
eGauge - https://www.egauge.net/
Emporia Vue - https://www.emporiaenergy.com/how-the-vue-energy-monitor-works
Verify there is available space within the main service to install the
current transformers for the mains. Also verify there is space and
Does anyone have a recommendation for a high quality meter that can be
installed near the Main 200 Amp Electric Service Panel at the Point Of
Interconnection in the Main Service Panel for a Grid Tied System
The client wants to be able to track the electricity the household is actually
using
Component parts become unavailable, the engineering to make backward
compatibles, the liability, and time spent in support can make a company
unprofitable. Often the secondary market will step up if there is enough
demand.
This is nothing new BTW. You have to be in business to do business.
Michael,
That's rather dis-heartening if boards are no longer
available for a 10 year old product. Got a long day out of town today
but will ruminate on responses.
Bill
Feather River Solar Electric
Bill Battagin, Owner
4291 Nelson St.(shipping)
5575 Genesee Rd. (USPS, UPS)
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