Data loggers for residential

[dm9289]

I was considering buying this item to data log. I have a friend who's daughters house seems to be having many appliances failures. He has measured voltage numerous times and when it is being checked it rides about 118. I had him call the power company to check their end first. In my region it is common to have a bad POCO neutral connection. I work in industrial, and our loggers cost around 10k, I thought perhaps someone had a comment on this low-cost model. Or one you had good experience with.

mporia Gen 3 Smart Home Energy Monitor with 16 50A Circuit Level Sensors | Home Energy Automation and Control | Real Time Electricity Monitor/Meter | Solar/Net Metering​

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Thank you

 

[Chamuit]

The Emporia is my team's preferred consumption monitoring device.

Another device to look at is the Ting sensor from WhiskerLabs. Here's the weekly report from one of our sites.

 

[zbang]

FWIW, I've been happy with the IAmmeter products, and if you're not trying to monitor each circuit they're cheaper.

 

[acin]

The Emporia is my team's preferred consumption monitoring device.

Another device to look at is the Ting sensor from WhiskerLabs. Here's the weekly report from one of our sites.

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have you looked at SENCE

 

[Chamuit]

have you looked at SENCE

Yes.

They have an interesting take on determining the loads.

It has issues with determining what loads are. According to the one I have, there are 6 air conditioners. I’ve got one. I do give it a thumbs up on the dehumidifier. It found and identified it correctly.

I have one in my house along with the Emporia.

I think Schneider bought Sense.