You are missing nothing here, but in the diverse threads on this topic that already run around for some time - use your favorite search engine and do a "site:flukso.net ...your search term..." to take a look at the diverse discussions.
B-Man |
If you would only like to graph your total usage. make sure your pv connect to the feed line coming in before anything starts using it. put your clamp or pulse meter after your pv input but before anything else.
pieterjanheyse |
Ok, I rewired my electrical cabinet today, now I'm measuring my 3 phases when they come out of my 0,3A diff and the PV output goes directly in that diff, bypassing the entire flukso analog Amperage measurement system.
I'm sad it took me all those years to figure this out :(
You are missing nothing here, but in the diverse threads on this topic that already run around for some time - use your favorite search engine and do a "site:flukso.net ...your search term..." to take a look at the diverse discussions.
If you would only like to graph your total usage. make sure your pv connect to the feed line coming in before anything starts using it. put your clamp or pulse meter after your pv input but before anything else.
Ok, I rewired my electrical cabinet today, now I'm measuring my 3 phases when they come out of my 0,3A diff and the PV output goes directly in that diff, bypassing the entire flukso analog Amperage measurement system.
I'm sad it took me all those years to figure this out :(
For the record, I made the switch at 19:00. The difference is immediately visible on this graph: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3885347/fluksofix.png
Orange is my solar S0 bus pulse output, red/green/blue my 3 phases.
Highschool should have taught Kirchhoffs's rule: "what flows into a junction, flows out again"; so, it would have been easy to just follow the flows... https://energyhacks.wordpress.com/2014/07/10/wire-to-measure/