I got an egauge monitoring system and the built-in website/graph is OK, but not great. I added current transformers to the system to also monitor the electricity usage from my car and from the AC. Egauge allows you to publish its data to other services. I tried Plotwatt and Generaytor. Plotwatt has no documentation and it stopped working, so I gave up that service. Genaraytor is vey basic and will only display solar generation. What are you guys using? I would like one place where I could see it all; solar, grid usage, car, AC, etc.
Any good energy monitoring websites out there?
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Any good energy monitoring websites out there?
5.89 kW System - 18 SunPower 327W panels, SMA 5000 -
I got an egauge monitoring system and the built-in website/graph is OK, but not great. I added current transformers to the system to also monitor the electricity usage from my car and from the AC. Egauge allows you to publish its data to other services. I tried Plotwatt and Generaytor. Plotwatt has no documentation and it stopped working, so I gave up that service. Genaraytor os vey basic and will only display solar generation. What are you guys using? I would like one place where I could see it all; solar, grid usage, car, AC, etc.
Since it works off of light pulses generated by the POCO meter I am not sure if it will work for a solar pv system unless you have a meter that also provides the same kw pulse. -
Thanks, Egauge can post data to Plotwatt but it stopped working on the Plotwatt side. I will try again, hopefully there is something better. Energycurb.com looks promising.5.89 kW System - 18 SunPower 327W panels, SMA 5000Comment
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