So I finally got round to wiring in the 'Teleinfo' shield into my EDF meter (see my earlier post for more info) and left it running while we're away. Hacked up an initial couple of graphs using trusty gnuplot: exhibits A and B -
It's rather easy to spot where the fridge-freezer kicks in, but more worrying is the fact that the baseline never dips below 170VA. The only things that should have been running in that time was my via-eden server, with one HDD, the livebox and samknows monitoring box. I suspect I need to investigate more.
Made a minor hack to the shield as digi-6 is used by the LED on a nanode - but digi-7 is free.
Details were tweeted over here. Next up is to get it sending the info out to main box (well, another nanode or my bifferboard) and spitting to pachube and / or a jeelabs display board.
Sunday, 15 January 2012
Feeling Pumped!
Having just had a day without power, and then going round the site to check everything came back online correctly (including services such a...
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At home we have a small (2.5KW - 10*250w panels) PV system to try and offset our daytime electricity usage. This is connected to a 'Grow...
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During the trials of concerto at CERN, I wanted to make the text fields a bit more dynamic like say following a specific twitter feed. Thi...
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'things that go bump in the tunnel' As I've beem following the LHC restart I've written a parser for the vistar status fee...
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