Just installed a new FLM. The electricity sensor is apearing on the sensor page with the correct name.
Nothing shows on the graph page? Could this be caused by the fact that its night time and theres no stored data for this meter recently and current output is 0w.

I saw another post here where someone had the same issue and it seems replacement of the FLM was the solution.
I'd rather not take this road if possible, but perhaps a factory reset would help as the unit is second hand.

Thanks
Kym

im looking for a decent 3 phase pulse counter so i can meter my 3 phase power with a pulse port on a fluxo. must be certified for australia.

also any decent pulse counters for water pipes i will want 3.
2 pipes will be 1" or 1.5" and one probably 2"

Issue setup of Flukso Guard Android App.
Inserted Sensor ID as my main Consumption Sensor, but Flukso Guard still says in red at top of screen "Demo, No Sensor found".

Appreciate some assistance

Dear All,

I successfully installed a FLS02-F2 gas probe on a Krom Schroder BK-G4 (picture 1 and 2). http://s76.photobucket.com/user/Marieline/media/Picture1_zpsvmijeiid.jpg...
http://s76.photobucket.com/user/Marieline/media/Picture2_zpsdbobgcpq.jpg...

Now I would like to get readings from a Schlumberger G4 (1997) meter (picture 3) too.
http://s76.photobucket.com/user/Marieline/media/Picture3_zpslfycfb37.jpg...
Unlike the BK-G4, this meter doesn’t have a ‘volume per pulse’-indication on it (e.g. 1imp=0.001m³). Judging by other topics I read on this forum, I guess that a FLM equipped with a FLS02-F2 gas probe won’t work for this kind of meter cause it does not contain a magnet or pulse option? Instead I should use an opto-reflective sensor, but this is not (yet) available in the shop?

Kind regards,
Marieline

Background
In my country electricity is heavily ‘subsidized’.

Since installing air conditioners the electricity use has increased up to a point where I’ve gone up two tariff groups. Since that point I’ve started monitoring electricity usage the old fashion way: in an excel sheet. Getting rid of an old refrigerator saved me 6 kWh per day!
The average use now is stable at 22-25 kWh per day.

A couple of months ago the electric company announced that it would start increasing the price for businesses to a break-even level. Lucky for me there are elections in May so the government will not increase the price for households (at least until after the elections)
For me that would mean the price per kWh will go from USD 0.029 to USD 0.223 !

To better monitor (and manage) the electric consumption I would like to install FLM but I have a few
Questions

1) The voltage in my country is 127V / 60 Hz. Can I use a FLM?
2) The Electricity meter has a pulse indicator but it is in an enclosure and I’m not sure if the electric company will open it up for me. In that case I have to fall back on clamps.
3) Although the voltage rated at 127V my UPS indicates that is varies between 123 and 129. Will this affect the output of FLM when using a clamp?