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RE: [OT] Electricity Bill




Close. It is a .com site not .co.uk

See the "LED Counter" in the "Projects" section of Ian
Bird's site:
http://www.mollyology.com/WebPages/Home/Index.htm

All the software on the PIC does is divide the flashes detected by ten and
send a pulse out. This could be very easily modified to do something more
useful.

Ian

Ian Bird
CibaVision UK Ltd.
Direct dial 01489 775570
Fax           01489 779570


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Iain,

See the "LED Counter" in the "Projects" section of Ian
Bird's site:
http://www.mollyology.co.uk/WebPages/Home/Index.htm

HTH,

Tim H.

-----Original Message-----
From: Iain Goodhew

One little project I keep meaning to get off the ground is an
electricity meter monitor. I have a modern LCD meter, which has a
flashing LED to indicate consumption ( 1000 flashes per KWh). With a
simple phototransistor and a pic, this could be made available to a pc
for logging. It would provide useful info of static base load, but also
help identify large energy usage within the home and allow optimization
of X10 stuff.










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