🔌 Power Up Your Home with Smart Energy Management!
The Single-Phase Din Rail WiFi Intelligent Energy Meter is a cutting-edge device designed for modern energy management. Made from durable ABS material, it offers real-time monitoring of power consumption through a user-friendly mobile app. With compatibility for smart home systems like Alexa and Google Home, this compact meter not only saves space but also enhances your energy efficiency with customizable time settings.
Manufacturer | Splenssy |
Part Number | ZRC8593673281243OE |
Item Weight | 6.5 ounces |
Package Dimensions | 3.46 x 3.03 x 1.61 inches |
Item model number | ZRC8593673281243OE |
Color | white |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
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Bien
Good I'm happy
C**K
Won’t work on 240 vac split phase appliances.
Internally this is a single pole switch with current and voltage monitoring.When connecting remember the “N” terminals are not switched, only the “L” terminals are.This is important for two reasons:1) Obviously mid wiring will leave the “hot” L line live.2) When wiring a split phase 240 vac appliance such as a water heater or clothes dryer, one leg will always be “hot”.Exercise awareness and caution.Additionally, the monitoring function only looks at the current through the “L” line, so will misreport the current and power of any 240 vac appliance that uses the “Neutral” wire in addition to the the L1 and L2.Just be aware that this product was not designed for the US market as anything safe on 240 vac appliances.The WiFi function is easy and reliable with the pervasive Tuya Smartlife app. The data collection and display function is well suited for all but the extreme professionals.
S**.
No manaul power button
This works however it does not have a physical power button on the unit. So if for any reason u lose connection from Ur phone u have absolutely no control over the unit.
J**R
Disappointing
I installed this in my travel trailer to monitor total AC consumption. As such i expect as much as 30 amps could potentially go through this thing.So i hooked it up with fairly stiff 8 gauge wire, (looks about same size as incoming cable), which i thought sensible and which it easily accommodates that large a wire. Only, the clamps are thin aluminum and DO NOT GRIP the wires.At first they *seemed* secure but then multiple times as i was hooking up the other inputs, other wires just randomly popped out. I cranked the screws much harder than i thought appropriate but they still wouldn't hold.I'm using the thing but all the wires in and out are secured with cable ties so there is no possible strain or movement. I expect i will probably dismantle it and flash with Tasmota, at which point i will take the opportunity to make more solid connections. I'm not thrilled with proprietary apps and cloud services anyhow.I'm happy to live at a time when consumers can afford such technological niceties but i can't in good conscience praise this particular device as it is. Because as it is, it is cheesy.
A**A
Not what I need
I purchased and installed this meter but the app is very hard to use, not recomended
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