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Showing posts with label graph. Show all posts
Monday, June 16, 2014
Wattson Anywehere and my Energy Storage System on a sunny day
Libellés :
browser,
energy,
generation,
graph,
home,
ipad,
iphone,
mac,
music,
net usage,
online,
pc,
power,
remote,
self sufficiency,
self-consumption,
self-use,
wattson anywhere
Monday, June 2, 2014
Wattson OptiSmart Gateway - Received, Installed & Running in 10 minutes ! LIVE USAGE, GENERATION & NET USAGE Accessible from Anywhere to Everyone
Mark Elliott from Energeno just sent me the New Wattson OptiSmart Device, a Wattson Gateway which gets Usage and Generation Signals from the Wattson Transmitter and Broadcasts it to an Online Portal - it is replacing the Wattson Anywhere device & portal that I beta tested for several months before and is much better, especially for the portal part -
Powered by EnergyHive, the Portal gives State of Art Live Usage & Generation info, Power and Energy Graphs, the Part of Energy used at Home vs Imported from the Grid, and much more ...
Check out my portal available to everyone here: http://wattson.energyhive.com/dashboard/DIYESSKit
Here are all the pictures taken during the very easy install ...
Powered by EnergyHive, the Portal gives State of Art Live Usage & Generation info, Power and Energy Graphs, the Part of Energy used at Home vs Imported from the Grid, and much more ...
Check out my portal available to everyone here: http://wattson.energyhive.com/dashboard/DIYESSKit
Here are all the pictures taken during the very easy install ...
Libellés :
broadband,
diykyoto,
energeno,
energy,
energy storage,
EnergyHive,
ESS,
freebox,
gateway,
generation,
graph,
hub,
live,
net usage,
optismart,
portal,
power,
solar,
usage,
wattson
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Winter: Charging during the night, using the Stored Energy from the ESSand Solar during the day
Winter: Charging during the night - off peak rate TOU -, and using the Stored Energy from the ESS and Solar during the day to shave peaks and compensate home usage as much as possible




Libellés :
demand response,
DIY ESS,
DR,
energy storage system,
ESS,
forced charge mode,
frequency regulation,
graph,
grid,
low rate,
off peak,
peak offset function,
peak shaving,
TOU
Monday, July 8, 2013
My First Full Day of Solar Generation & ESS, Live !
Waking up around 6AM, I waited patiently for the SMA Grid Tie Inverter to start producing from Solar this morning, and it did at exactly 7AM, with 150W
The forecast for today looks very good: Sunny all the way !

6 AM : 0W produced, 141W used

The forecast for today looks very good: Sunny all the way !
6 AM : 0W produced, 141W used
and the progression goes on ... and my ESS is working fine as you can see :-)
Follow the Graph provided by Wattson Anywhere portal here
ESS already doing its job : charging its battery pack with Solar Juice
Solar Generation on the left, Net Usage on the right
Net Usage = 12W - during breakfast -
Oops, there is alittle gap in production; Did the inverter stop and restarted or maybe a data logging issue (?), anyways it did not last long
Here, my wife must be cooking because the house Usage went up, but the ESS went to Grid Tie Mode and pushed close to 2000W to help, it is all working as expected :-)
Shortly after, the Usage goes down and the ESS goes back to Charger Mode, bringing the Net Usage close to 0W
Shortly after, the Usage goes down and the ESS goes back to Charger Mode, bringing the Net Usage close to 0W
Around 2 PM, the maximum number of Chargers are ON in the ESS and we still have some 100W of surplus, wasted ...
From 1PM to 5PM, after a plateau, we have a steady slope from 850W to 500W of Solar Production
Coming back home around 7:30 PM, the air conditioning had been on for 20mn, and the ESS was pushing several hundreds of Watts to help; I opened the metal cabinet to see what was going on inside and the battery pack voltage

Like yesterday, 5 or 10mn after 9 PM, the Sunny Boy quits and all the power from now on is coming from the ESS - mostly - : TV, DVD player, fan, etc ... and later on the Water Heater - which will empty the ESS battery pack eventually -
The next day I could visualize the Energy Analysis tab on Wattson Anywhere online portal and you can see that 2/3rd of the Energy used comes from Solar - Direct or Stored - and that almost all the Solar Energy has been self consumed in-house :-)
Libellés :
DIY ESS,
ESS,
generation,
graph,
grid tie inverter,
low usage,
morning,
net usage,
production,
self-consumption,
self-use,
SMA,
solar,
Sunny Boy
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