Verduzco Estates Posted July 17 Share Posted July 17 Hello Friends!! First my apologies as I know very little about these things. I recenty started working for a person who owns a little house on a big lot. In the extra space, they set up spaces for four (4) RV's with electricity outlets. The house's electricity panel has been upgraded and a breakers provided for each RV. I have been tasked with finding a device that will monitor/track, via a phone app, the monthly kWh usage for each RV, at the breaker, so each can pay for the kWh's they used. Any Shelly devices that will do this? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shelly Olsche Posted July 17 Shelly Share Posted July 17 There are various devices that would fulfil the requirements. E.g. Shelly Pro 3EM or Pro EM-50, but it should be noted that these are calibrated but not verified electricity meters. This could lead to billing problems Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Verduzco Estates Posted July 17 Author Share Posted July 17 2 hours ago, Olsche said: E.g. Shelly Pro 3EM or Pro EM-50, but it should be noted that these are calibrated but not verified electricity meters. This could lead to billing problems Perfect, thank you!! Could you explain a little more what "calibrated but not verified electricity meters" means? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Shelly Olsche Posted July 18 Shelly Share Posted July 18 It is not a verified electricity meter, there are no calibration documents and also no declaration of MID conformity (Measuring Instruments Directive). It is also possible to calibrate the CTs yourself, which can lead to incorrect measurements if handled incorrectly. When factory calibrated, the device is really very accurate in its measurements (Accuracy Class B (IEC 62053-21)), but it is not officially approved for billing against a 3rd party. It is just a reminder that it can lead to problems if the customer whose electricity consumption is being billed asks whether the meter is a calibrated meter. This is not just a Shelly problem but also applies to many other smart meters or DIN rail meters on the market... 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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