Hi,
My fuse box sits just a couple of meters outside of the reach of my wifi network, and I was wondering if I could use a longer cable to connect the clamp to the Fluksometer, and bring it within reach of my wifi access point, without loosing accuracy in the readings ?

Thanks.

I was wondering which hours are counted as night in the dashboard. Do you average the hours from 0 to 6 for example and count those as night?

I am trying to see if I can reduce the always on power use somewhat, but since I turned off some devices the night usage has gone up a little, so I was wondering if you count the making of coffee in the morning as night usage or something like that.

I already understood that in order to monitor a three-phase electricity supply, I'll require two additional current clamps. My (simple) question is whether I'll be able to track electricity consumption per phase or will this be combined into 1 'overall' consumption number?

I have just had a look at our electricity feed, and it is very cramped, I wonder if I can get the current clamp around one of the incoming cables. So could someone please tell me how big the current clamp is so I can try to figure out if it will fit.

Thanks a lot.

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Eg if my (digital) power company electricity meter says that I have used 100.0 kWh in a given period of time, what is the accuracy (min/max) of flukso?

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Also what is the drop-out level, eg minimum current level in the main supply cable that it can read accurately.

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Also, can I input cost per kWh for various times (eg peak power, and night rate) and calculate expected bill?