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Re: AlertMe Energy Kit
Rob,
Nice review and I like your site. Two preconceptions of the Alertme and
other devices are:
- They use current sensors and assume constant voltage, fine resistive load
not good for inductive load. I suppose on the mains supply it is not too
bad but the appliance level it could be well out.
- The insistance of Alertme to be internet and subscriber based with
limited interoperability with other standards xAP, xPL, etc, etc
Paul
--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "dreamgreenhouse_com" <yahoo@...>
wrote:
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>
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> --- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, Rob Iles <rob.iles@> wrote:
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> > Whilst I'm at it, does anyone use anything other than:
> >
> > Owl
> > AlertMe
> > Wattson
> > Enistic
> >
> > For power measurement?
>
> I'm using an efergy e2.
>
> Review here:
> http://www.dreamgreenhouse.com/reviews/efergy_e2/index.php
>
> And my wider thoughts on home electricity usage monitoring:
> http://www.dreamgreenhouse.com/designs/electricity/monitor/index.php
>
> Rob
>
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