As long as you can fit all of the wires within the clamp's opening and you're still able to close the clamp firmly. As you pointed out already, all wires should be part of the same phase. If not, you'll end up with bogus readings.
ghostgum |
The wires also have to pass through in the same direction (the likely situation), otherwise one will subtract instead of add. Sometimes this is the desired outcome (e.g. subtract solar from house net to get house load).
bazzle |
The current MK 2 Flukso that I have just installed allows you to show Solar separately :)
Hi Cyril,
In short: yes.
As long as you can fit all of the wires within the clamp's opening and you're still able to close the clamp firmly. As you pointed out already, all wires should be part of the same phase. If not, you'll end up with bogus readings.
The wires also have to pass through in the same direction (the likely situation), otherwise one will subtract instead of add. Sometimes this is the desired outcome (e.g. subtract solar from house net to get house load).
The current MK 2 Flukso that I have just installed allows you to show Solar separately :)
Bazzle