[RE-wrenches] Whole House Energy Monitor

[Alex Cozine]

Anyone used the simple ENVI meters?  Or is E- gauge the way to go?

On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 7:46 PM, Rebecca Lundberg <
Rebecca.Lundberg at powerfullygreen.com> wrote:

> We have installed a lot of TED systems. We now use E-Gauge, hands
> down. Easy set up, reasonable cost, great customer service, online
> access (with no fee), various voltage options, and up to 12 CTs in a
> system. Can't beat it, honestly, and we rarely install a system
> without it.
>
> Rebecca Lundberg
> NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer ®
> Owner/CEO, Powerfully Green
> Rebecca.Lundberg at PowerfullyGreen.com
> 763-438-1976
>
> >
> > Hi Folks,
> >
> >   I'm wondering who has experience and can recommend a quality whole
> house
> > energy monitor that has solar monitoring capabilities.  I like The Energy
> > Detective (TED), but it uses powerline communication, and we install a
> lot
> > of Enphase systems these days which use the same communications
> protocol, so
> > I'm worried about com crosstalk between the two systems.  Does anybody
> have
> > experience with a good monitor?
> >
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-- 
Alex Cozine
NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installer™
Journeyman Electrician

Brothers Electric Solar
brotherselectricsolar.com
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