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News, guides and development stories for more transparent energy use.
In recent times, it has become increasingly important for more Hungarian households not only to see their electricity bill but also to understand what is actually happening behind the scenes. The Debrecen-developed ADA P1 Meter provides the answer, which toda…
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New chart, new decision-making opportunities – and one step closer to automatic, price-based energy management. HMKE.app has been expanded with a new feature: it now displays the current European (HU) day-ahead electricity market price chart. This is not just…
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What does this Shelly Plug Script generator do? This little tool automatically generates the Shelly Plug Script code, which allows you to send the consumption meter data (power, voltage, current, total energy, and the switch state) to the ADA P1 Meter / hmke.…
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What does this NOUS Tasmota Rule generator do? This small tool automatically generates the Tasmota Rule1 code (in Backlog format) with which you can send the meter data (power, voltage, current, total energy, and switch state) to the ADA P1 Meter. With this,…
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The ADA P1 Meter (and the related ADA system) not only collects data from the meter and plugin devices but also runs its own rule system. This rule system lives in a JSON file (usually rules.json), and is processed by a built-in interpreter (interpreter.cpp).…
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What does this Tasmota Rule generator do? This small tool automatically generates the Tasmota Rule1 code, which allows you to send the meter data (power, voltage, current, total energy and the switch state) to the ADA P1 Meter. With this, your socket appears…
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This guide is for those who already have a working SlimmeLezer (an ESPHome-based P1/DSMR reader) and want to use the ADA P1 Bridge so that it works not from its own P1 port, but from the raw telegram published over the network by the SlimmeLezer. The goal is…
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Many people today already use some type of P1 meter (an existing DSMR/P1 reader) that can output the electricity meter data to the local network. Here comes the classic scenario: the hardware is there, the data is coming in, but you want to use it smarter – i…
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Practical example of ADA P1 Meter and ADA485 In the world after net metering, it is increasingly important that the solar power system uses as much power directly in the home as possible and draws as little as possible from the grid – especially in the evenin…
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