My Smart meter "i-credit 500 PRI", has an 3200 impulse/kWh flashing infared LED.
http://www.securetogether.com/iCredit-family.aspx

Would a device something like hhhh://phk.freebsd.dk/Eldims/
{replace the "hhhh" with "http", as your spam filter didn’t like it?}
work to detect the flashes and convert these into usable pulses. (i think the pulses are about 30ms). (how clean does the signal need to be)? is a sketchy sign wave ok, or does it need to have proper digital shape?

This would then show 100% correct energy usage, and you could just stick it onto the meter?

Hello everybody!

I see some people complaining that their FluksoMeter does not always update the site, but here I have the opposite problem ;)

I wanted to have a clean install of the box, so yesterday I installed an additional power plug close to the device.
To work safely, I switched off the main power line for a couple of hours: so no power, no network, no FluksoMeter at all; but still the graph reports 109 Watts for the whole period... (see attached)

Any explanation?

Hello,

is there any way to share your usage to a non-flukso-member? I want someone else to view the usage of my flukso, without the need of logging in etc.

Thanks

Hi, have Just installed my flukso v2, it's been running for about 24 hours now :

Second major question,

System is as described below, when I first setup I selected 3 phase in the sensor setup, with a reduced voltage as suggested by Bart in another post. However this yielded very high 10kw load for a consumer that I know is rated at 4kva.

When I spilt the three phases out I see approximately correct wattages per phase

This lead me to do a bit of reading around and I came across this document

https://www.ohiosemitronics.com/pdf/tech_papers/Two-wattmeter-method(E).pdf

Hi, have Just installed my flukso v2, it's been running for about 24 hours now :

Second major question,

System is as described below, when I first setup I selected 3 phase in the sensor setup, with a reduced voltage as suggested by Bart in another post. However this yielded very high 10kw load for a consumer that I know is rated at 4kva.

When I spilt the three phases out I see approximately correct wattages per phase

This lead me to do a bit of reading around and I came across this document

https://www.ohiosemitronics.com/pdf/tech_papers/Two-wattmeter-method(E).pdf