So I want to buy the Fluksometer v3E, together with clamps/probes for electricity, water and gas.

About the installation: "This device is meant to be installed near your fuse box."

My problem is that my watermeter, gasmeter end government-installed electricity fusebox are in one place, and from there I got a thick XVB cable to my personal fuse box at another location.

So my problem is that I don't have access to seperate phase cables in the location where the other meters are. Unless I cut open the isolation of the XVB to place the clamps. Doesn't seem smart.

Or am I missing something here?

Thanks
Vincent

I've noticed an update is available in my Dash to update to v250 - Does anyone have the release notes?
Marcus, would I need to reload your visualisations ?
Thanks

Hello,

yesterday I did an upgrade of my Fluksometer v2 from 232(?) to 250. Since that it seems to be bricked.
When I call up the webinterface, it shows up the Logo and the menu bar, nothing else. When I click to Status or any other menu item, nothing happens.
After I tried to make a total reset (reset button press >120sec, it seems to be totally dead. I cannot reach the device at 192.168.255.1 via a wired connection. No Webinterface, no connection via 'putty'.

What can I do?

I was wondering if someone might be interested in an arduino with tft screen which monitored the power delivered to the boiler. I made it working with flukso. 2 pictures says more than 1000 words.

Hans

Hi,

The minute tab is not updating for me. I installed FLM03E on ethernet, let my DHCP assign a fixed IP and reconfigured the FLM firewall to allow access to the management console. I can access the management console on the fixed IP. So far so good...

When I try to access the minute dashboard on the website, I cannot find the call to my local FLM in the developer console.

The last call I see is:
https://www.flukso.net/api/user//sensor?callback=jQuery17102879687419080368_1479768783330&version=1.0&_=1479768783417

Which returns the correct fixed IP address:
jQuery17102879687419080368_1479768783330([<4 other sensors>,{"sensor":"<sensorId>","type":"electricity","function":"zwart","ip":"<fixed IP address>","port":"undefined"}]);

However, I cannot see any subsequent calls to this IP address?

I read in the forum that the browser could be refusing the outgoing call, but see no warning signs? I tried both Chrome and Safari.

Has anyone faced a similar issue?

Many thanks,

Kristof