Gateways and Energy Servers
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I found your powertag current sensor line and I found them to be cost effective and easy to install. Now, I am a bit lost in the different "gateways" you have.
I found the PowerTag link which seems to be now obsolete so I don't know what the replacement should be.
Basically, here is what I need:
- Ability to read current sensors via the network (Modbus IP or SNMP)
- Ability to control contactors when current threshold is reached
I think the first item is not a problem, but I didn't find any device that could do the second one.
The idea is to have current sensors on solar and different power users, and based on different condition like this:
- if solar power > used power + 3kw, turn on contactor A.
- if solar power > used power (now including the current sensor from contactor A) + 7kw, turn on contactor B.
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Hello @kuon ,
When developing new project with PowerTag sensors, you need to use the Panel Server. PowerTag Link is no more commercialized
Regarding your needs:
Regards,
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Hello @kuon ,
When developing new project with PowerTag sensors, you need to use the Panel Server. PowerTag Link is no more commercialized
Regarding your needs:
Regards,
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Thank you for your quick answer.
I wanted to avoid having an additional component for trigger management to reduce cost.
I guess I'll have to add a controller.
Best regards
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