Solar expansion pack – Read solar panels – 1-phase – Eastron kWh meter SDM230 Modbus MID
- Solar expansion pack for your EnergyFlip Energy Manager
- To read your solar panels generation and feed-in
- To read your gross consumption
Product description
With the solar expansion pack, you can read solar panels out optimally. In addition to feed-in, you can also see what you consume, your gross consumption.
This solar extension pack is intended for an EnergyFlip on a smart meter (so it is incompatible with a measuring plug or analog meter). We have an extension pack available for a 1-phase connection with the Eastron kWh meter SDM230 Modbus MID or one for a 3-phase connection with the Eastron kWh meter SDM630 Modbus MID. Are you not sure which connection you have? Please contact your solar panel supplier or electrician.
Please note
The pack consist of a gross production meter, the the Eastron kWh meter SDM230 Modbus MID, and a cable and can esily be installed by a certified installer (electrician). Please note that only your solar panels are on the group and that no consuming devices are connected to it, otherwise no proper measurement can be made. Additional installation instructions can be found here.
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How it works
With solar panels you generate sustainable electricity yourself. Initially, you use that electricity directly at home. If you produce more than you consume, you supply power back to the electricity grid. With EnergyFlip and a smart meter, you can read solar panels; you measure how much power you take from the grid, but also what your feed-in is.
This is how you use the energy from your solar panels even smarter
Excess electricity produced can still be fed back to the grid. This is called netting. However, this netting arrangement will be phased out from 2025. It is therefore smart to adjust your power consumption to your power production.
Is your power production from your solar panels high? Then turn on energy guzzlers such as the washing machine, dryer or dishwasher. In this way, you use the sustainable electricity generated by your solar panels and not the electricity from your energy supplier.