EMPORIA ENERGY Smart Home Monitor with 8 50A Circuit Level Sensors | Vue - Real Time Electricity Monitor/Meter | Solar/Network Measurement

太陽光発電のエネルギーモニターサービス終了を受けて導入しました。 全25回路の分電盤に16回路（事後に8回路分を追加購入）を測定しています。 基本英語のみのサービスですが、スマホの翻訳機能のお陰で十分に使えています。 なんとスマートホームにも発展できるそうですね! 現段階では見える化のみに使っておりますが、最高のコスパ製品に巡り会えたと喜んでおります。

Excelente equipo de medición. Recomiendo analizar el tamaño del centro de carga antes de comprar, la mayoría son muy pequeños (México) y complica mucho la conexión, al final se acaba desperdiciando el medidor porque es imposible poner todos los sensores debido al espacio.

Easy to install and set up. I can now monitor my parents electricity circuits to see if they are leaving things on. Helped my identify an issue with the boiler timer and allowed me to check their bills against the supplier to reveal discrepancies in the meter! Only improvement would be smaller clamps.

I got this to put on the subpanel in my garage, which is on its own disconnect separate from the rest of my house. On the whole it is OK and I am not sure if there is a better option but it is far from a 5-star product. First the good: This was relatively easy to install and get connected to wifi, seems to work well (ish, see below), and doesn't (yet!) require you to buy some $#@! subscription to use it. For that I am bumping this from 3 to 4 stars. Gripe 1: You should not need to install the app to get to the installation manual. My electrician fussed with it for 5 minutes before I figured out how to access the PDF and sent it to him. Since many (most?) users will have an electrician do the behind-the-panel work, the PDF should be directly accessible. Gripe 2: My energy balance isn't quite right. I installed this in my garage where the vast majority of the power consumption is from the heat pump, and the app is generally showing the heat pump using 110-120% of the power used by the whole garage. Comparing this to my electrical meter it seems to be matching up within the margin of error, at least. There may be some further adjustment or calibration to get this to work better, but something is clearly off and it's not obvious what. Gripe 3: My biggest complaint though is the app, which has some missing functionality and weird UX behavior. It seems reasonably stable and performant, so it's not awful. But for a device you buy explicitly for monitoring and performance, the reporting functionality is very rudimentary. You can't select a date/time range to view, it only works in vertical orientation, and scrolling through the data is very clunky. This also seems to support a number of "smart home" type features like time-of-use controls, which do not apply to my use case. It does seem like one of the more feature-rich versions of this kind of thing, so that may weigh in its favor if you are looking for that.

If your power bill suddenly increased, then this is the system you want to get your peace of mind back. It will monitor up to 8 or 16 circuits in your home plus the mains coming in and show you real time, weekly, and monthly power usage that you can compare with your utility bill. It should however be installed by a qualified electrician. You can then have realtime monitoring on your smart devices for some (with the 8 or 16 circuit version) and all (with the 2 main CT's that come with either system) of your power consumption. Units can be connected together if you have more than 16 circuits. With the economy where it is and when power bills double for no apparent reason, this device will add up your usage and show it to you in a graphical manner that you can compare with your Power/Utility bill.