Good morning,
I just installed a Homey at home, so I’m finding out.
I am looking to measure the consumption of a machine with a Fibaro Wall Plug Z-wave socket
I would like when it is turned on to increment a variable to measure its consumption, I cannot find my way to do it. So at any time I can know its total consumption
Do you have a lead?
Thanks in advance
Install the Power by the Hour app for this.
Appstore stable version: Power by the Hour App for Homey | Homey
Appstore test version: Power by the Hour | Homey
[2023-01-09 (2)]
Power by the Hour
Get data from a Homey power/gas/water meter device, and show the usage / production per hour, per day, per month and per year. Know the monetary value and use dynamic tariffs. Know how much your Always-on appliances are using and safe hundreds of Euros per year!
This app can be used for instance together with the Enelogic and Youless app, the P…
This example flow might come in handy as well (and you can import it !):
Gas usage calculation
Note: other gas using devices during the measurements aren’t taken into account
When you want to record the gas usage of say, a pump, for this day. Extendable by adding the day variables for week and month overviews
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Output:
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And it’s also available in Insights
Other things people need to do to get it working correct?
Select your own P1 gasmeter and pump On/Off indicator
TEF:
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Hint: please mention in your post you posted the same Q in an other topic as well:
Bonjour,
Je viens d’installer un Homey à la maison, je découvre donc.
Je cherche à mesurer la consommation d’une machine avec une prise fibaro Wall Plug Z-wave
J’aimerais que lorsqu’elle est allumée incrémenter une variable pour mesurer sa consommation, je n’arrive pas à trouver le mon moyen de le faire. Ainsi à chaque moment je peux connaitre sa consommation totale
Avez-vous une piste ?
Merci d’avance
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Hello,
Thank you for this answer and the indication of the app. This is indeed a good solution!
On the other hand, we have a bi-hourly meter with different night and day rates. I don’t have the impression that the app can make a distinction?
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Yes you can set different rates by flows.
I’ve also a meter with high and normal rates, and I saved the actual prices in variables, which are used in the tariff entry of the flowcard
Hello,
Thanks for the reply.
I don’t see how to set up different rates and schedules.
In the virtual device settings, there is no such possibility.
Can you give me an example ?
Thank you