does it work with an openway centron power meter?
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My guess is yes but I would recommend contacting Black and Decker Tech. support and ask them. 800-544-6986
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Pretty sure it will not work for net metering. you might try the ted 1001. This will go both positive and negative for energy readings.
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according to what I read up on these they us the Accu Check smartview test strip so I don't know if the the once in the box would work maybe not because your new meter doesn't use code keys. hope this will help you.
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No it does not. You would need to add a timed switch to control the power .
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It will measure the kWh used by whatever is pluged in to it. It will also aggregate the total kWh used for a period of time. I used it for deciding how big of a ups I need for my nas and router.
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Yes, it does. Here's what their owm user manual says:Power Required/Consumption 5V 500mA (USB) / 48V DC phantom power (Analog)
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The meter is not symetrical, and one side must "face" the source of power, as outlined in the directions. Double check you have that right. From your description, I don't know how you have the panels wired. I would suggest you test only one panel at a time, and see if it produces 80% of it's rated power output when in direct sunlight and when the system is under a load. You could have a defective panel, a short, etc. (I'm assuming that you have already tested the meter using just the battery and a load and know it's okay)
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yes but remember you voltage is close to max, my max with PV is 19.2, the meter works great. DS
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Hi,I have a solar system in NJ and a new digital "net meter" from AC electric. Will this device work with these newer meters? Thanks, Rob
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No, only Insteon. In fact it doesn't even listen for the power line commands, only RF. I think that could be an issue for very old Insteon controllers. But it should work fine with anything modern. For instance, I am controlling it with a Powerlinc 2413U and it works great.One other caveat. It uses the latest Insteon protocol, so if you're using the Indigo software for Mac to control it, you need the latest version, 6.0. I had the older 4.0 version and it didn't work. Upgrading to 6.0 cost $99, but gives you lots of new features.
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It works with any 2 prong or 3 prong plug. I hope that's helpful. I'm not sure I understand your question but if you can plug your light into the wall you can plug it into this power panel timer
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Using it with a revolv hub(discontinued). It works, but does not have all features that you see in the insteon hub.
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Positive. I was using one of these about a month ago and tested it with a multimeter. The center was positive and outputting around 9.3 V
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You could, it works by running the main power lines through 2 holes in the unit. I used it to track the usage on my air conditioner. It also has a light that will flash each watt used
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yes... works easily and great but device must be plugged into power unit to operate correctly.
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Yes, it will. You can enter your cost per kWh (to the nearest cent) and it will tell you how much that device will cost you since you plugged it in, for an hour, day, month, or year.
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http://www.linksys.com/en-latam/products/powerline/PLSK400 this says it works if plugged into a power strip.