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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?
I have already in the past spent several weeks running around the house checking everything individually with a kill-a-watt meter, so this is the ideal next purchase. I am in the UK and it is a domestic single phase supply, so an indication of cost inc delivery, and delivery time, would be great.
Many thanks in advance.
John
Hi John,
1/ See this blog post on testing the Flukso sensor board.
2/ The lowest power level we can measure is 12.7W for a 230V supply and 50A clamps.
3/ No. But you can use the API to export your data. Mathias has a Ruby gem available to log your readings to a local SQLite DB. Converting to kWh to expected bill would make a nice app.
Pricing information can be obtained here. For a precise quote, use the contact form for now.
HTH,
Bart.
Bart,
The link for "the API to export your data" doesn't work. The browser complains about an infinite redirection. :-(
Ooops. Should be fixed now.
Cheers,
Bart.