Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
What's currently the best Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
Would like to integrate with HS3.
DJ
Would like to integrate with HS3.
DJ
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Re: Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
what I use here:
Water > RFXCOM
Gas / Power > Smart meter P1 port

Water > RFXCOM
Gas / Power > Smart meter P1 port

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Re: Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
@123unlock:
Can you describe your solution with your watermeter and RFXcom ? I also try to monitor my water usage via RFXmeter+RFXpulse and RFXcom. But it does not yet work 100% reliable. See also my recent reply in the RFXcom topic
Can you describe your solution with your watermeter and RFXcom ? I also try to monitor my water usage via RFXmeter+RFXpulse and RFXcom. But it does not yet work 100% reliable. See also my recent reply in the RFXcom topic
Re: Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
i just asked for the watercompagny for a meter with a output for a external counter
and they did installed one
and they did installed one
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Re: Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
What meter did they install and which external counter do you use?
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they installed a meter with s0 output, i connected a rfxcom pluse counter
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Re: Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
I use it with the reflective sensor, there is a little spinning wheel that turns around one time per liter
took some time to carefully calibrate the reflective sensor, but last year my rfxmeter was only 12 liters off with the main meter
on yearly base I think this is acceptable
took some time to carefully calibrate the reflective sensor, but last year my rfxmeter was only 12 liters off with the main meter
on yearly base I think this is acceptable

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Re: Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
@123unlock: I have exactly the same solution! At this moment I have a bigger deviation: approximately 1% too high, which is more like 10-12 liters per week. How did you calibrate the sensor ? I used the potentiometers P1 and P2 on the RFXpulse. Did you also use the jumpers JP3 and JP4 to set the debounce time ? If yes what is your setting? I have now both jumpers open = debounce time 65ms
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Vitens? And if so what brand of meter did they replace the old meter with?Akatar wrote:they installed a meter with s0 output, i connected a rfxcom pluse counter
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Re: Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
is op diverse manieren uit te lezen
ik zit in groningen, zal geen vitens zijn?
Re: Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
Ik denk dat https://waterbedrijfgroningen.nl/ daar de levering doet 

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Re: Solution to monitor water/gas/electricity?
Anyone experieces or tips you want to share to get the measurements as reliable as possible ??Mai Pensato wrote:@123unlock: I have exactly the same solution! At this moment I have a bigger deviation: approximately 1% too high, which is more like 10-12 liters per week. How did you calibrate the sensor ? I used the potentiometers P1 and P2 on the RFXpulse. Did you also use the jumpers JP3 and JP4 to set the debounce time ? If yes what is your setting? I have now both jumpers open = debounce time 65ms