Finished the installation today of the Flukso V2.
Water sensor : installed without problems on a Elster V100
Gas sensor : installed with some 'problems' on a Elster BK-G6, had to file off the reedsensor housing top (by hand - don't use powertools) before there was a reliable magnetic contact between the internal magnet and the reedsensor.
Electric (3x220V) : first on the wrong foot by a early picture in the forum of a version 1 installation :-( but after some RTFM .... got it working.

Some things I'm not sure of :
- the calibration of the sensors
- in the syslog there is only one electric sensor reporting, could be normal if I read the manual wright, but to be sure is this correct ? (3 sensor - 3 phase setup)

Luc

Is it possible to get the time displayed on the site for readings to be correct?
Its off by a good few hours.

The region in user settings is Johannesburg which is correct for the location (South Africa).

The times are off by a few hours though.
I don't have access to the Flukso remotely till i head back to South Africa though, so if I need to change it there will need to wait.

Two nights ago my Flukso 02B suddenly stopped sending data to the Flukso dashboard (and therefor PVOutput.org). It has been running fine for more then a year and I havent touched it during this time. It stopped working in the middle of the night while I was asleep so it has to be some external cause. The Flukso is connected to the P1 port of my Smart Meter. I can access it through the webinterface and SSH fine. In the webinterface the status looks fine as well (wifi connected and ping to flukso succesfull). I rebooted the Flukso in the hope this would fix it but it hasnt. Below is the last part of the syslog, can someone help me indentify the cause and preferably come up with a solution.

Hi guys,

Just bought the Fluksometer v2b with 50A current clamp, gas probe and water probe.

I installed everything but now I am just getting readings from the current clamp.

I connected the current clamp tot the first port as described in the manual.
Port 2 connects to my official solar panel meter (pulse output) but gets no readings. (Problem 1)
Port 3 and 4 were gas and water probe. In the manual there was something about port 4 and 5 that should be suited for water and gas probes, so I changed that, but without any result. (Problem 2)

However, if I understand the manual and webshop correctly, it shouldn't matter, choosing port 2 till 5 for such probes, as long as the number of phases and power clamps is set to 1 for Fluksometer v2b.

To be able to connect these two probes, I had to extend their cable for about 8 meters. Therefor I used a telephonecable with 4 conductors (+ & - for gasprobe and + & - for waterprobe) 0,6m².
Could it be the length of this cable that is causing these problems?
This cable runs alongside other powercables (pv).

Another problem is the differense in readings between the readings from the Flukso and readings from other metering systems. My Chacon and Smappee almost constantly measure about 100 to 200W more or less than the Flukso. (Problem 3).

Further I also have the repeatedly reported problems like no readings per minute, different reactions from Chrome, IE and Firefox to the Flukso website. Mostly Chrome reports "The call for sensor PowerR experienced a timeout. You are probably not in the same local network as the FLM." where as the other browsers don't report anyting.

Suggestions anyone...?

Thanks!

PS: my compass (real compass, not a smartphoneapp) reacts strongly to the watercounter and my GMT G4 gasmeter. So the pulses should be OK.

I have bought a din rail with s0 pulse output, because solar watthours measuring is not a good option with current clamps.
I have a problem. The manual says, the s0 pulse voltage should be between 12 and 27 volts.
But it is 3.23. I have measured, but everything works fine (in my opinion)
The voltage is 3.23 and when there is a pulse, it closes and the voltage is 0.
The count should be good.

BUT...

On my din rail and on my solar converter, the same watthours... (thats perfect)
But the din rail and the dash is not the same!
Dash is around 14% more kwh, than the din rail meter?!?!
So the pulses are given 1000 a kwh, so it should be set 1 in dash.
What could this be? Is the voltage too low?