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Verifying Overproduction Balance on Landis + Gyr E550 Meter with GSM Module

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  • #31 15948288
    Krzy$
    Level 13  
    The timer keeps counting, but the balancing counts after 15 minutes. What is the buffer for. The counter readings change every 15 minutes. I have a meter from Tauron, maybe PGE has a different setting.
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  • #32 15949714
    a3756
    Level 11  
    Well, I got the answer from the manufacturer that the counter can be set for inter-phase balancing, but it must be done on the current basis, not every 15 minutes. I am still waiting for an answer, or if the display shows two indicators that I am sending and the third that I am downloading, or then this counter has balancing.
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  • #33 15949734
    Krzy$
    Level 13  
    The indicators are online and show the current status. And balancing depends on whether or not it is set up.
  • #34 16195584
    a3756
    Level 11  
    Hello, this is the answer a colleague from Tauron got regarding balancing and the spark meter

    in response to the notification, we would like to inform you that the amendment to the RES Act allows for the possibility of energy balancing in IT systems. The amendment to the act does not indicate where the balancing should take place (whether in the measurement and billing device or in the reading system), but only the very fact of performing such balancing and transferring its result to the Seller. The adoption of a solution consisting in balancing outside the meter eliminates the need to replace meters.
  • #35 16195811
    Krzy$
    Level 13  
    Therefore, they began to put on old electronic counters.
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  • #36 16196029
    a3756
    Level 11  
    Tell me how it is possible if they collect data from the meter to the current one - permanently connected and sending data all the time, or the meter collects full data and sends the entire data set to the operator. From what I wrote earlier, the producer of Landis wrote back to me that the balancing must be up to date. We will see what the operator responds to the question asked because in the answer he wrote only about balancing, but nothing about what this balancing is about.
  • #37 16196059
    Krzy$
    Level 13  
    I am in landisie, I have an additional GSM module installed to send data.
    And Tauron's applications on the phone. It displays data with a 1 day delay.
  • #38 16200201
    a3756
    Level 11  
    I also have a module that sends data to the trading every 15 minutes, only for me it balances the counter so it can send it like that. Well, we will see what the Tauron will write back because the letter has already gone
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  • #39 16200311
    Krzy$
    Level 13  
    For me, too, it sends data to the Tauron every 15 minutes. It balances the meter on an ongoing basis. I had this info a year ago, from the installer.
  • #40 16486974
    KarasPL
    Level 14  
    Jarmie wrote:
    Yesterday I checked the meter set up by PGE. The counter model is Elster AS 1440 (http://ietsklep.pl/07-licznik-elster-as1440-w34c.html). With a total production of about 2.8 kW from a three-phase inverter, i.e. about 0.9 kW on a phase, a load of about 2.5 kW on almost 1 phase, within 3 hours the meter, even after a decimal point, did not show the movement of the consumption counter, i.e. it balances between the phases . After 8 hours of observation, the consumption of 1.1 kWh was recorded in the first tariff, 1.7 kWh in the second, 6 kWh in the second tariff, and 0.5 kWh in the second, but this resulted from partial cloud cover in certain periods of time.


    Does anyone know how to check the current tariff in this meter? Does it count with T1 or T2?
  • #41 16487044
    akrawiec
    Level 15  
    KarasPL wrote:
    Does anyone know how to check the current tariff in this meter? Does it count with T1 or T2?

    At the bottom left of the meter screen, an arrow pointing to T1 or T2 is visible under the symbols "L1 L2 L3".
    The symbols T1 T2 T3 T4 are printed on the housing under the window.
    Verifying Overproduction Balance on Landis + Gyr E550 Meter with GSM Module
  • #42 16487173
    Jan_Werbinski
    Level 33  
    The frequency of readings does not matter. It is important whether the index 1.8 increases its value in the period when the sum of the power delivered on all phases is greater than the power consumed on all phases, and at the same time there is a situation where the energy flows to the recipient on one of the phases. If 1.8 is increasing in value, there is no balancing. The period can be up to a week.
  • #43 16488906
    a3756
    Level 11  
    Well, I guess it can't increase because they admit that the counter does not balance and the system does it, as if the system would do it, the values should change after each reading
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around verifying the overproduction balance of photovoltaic panels using the Landis + Gyr E550 meter equipped with a GSM module. Users share insights on how to check meter readings, specifically focusing on registers 1.8.0 (energy consumed) and 2.8.0 (energy sent to the grid). It is clarified that balancing occurs semi-annually by the PGE settlement center, and users can monitor real-time energy flow by observing meter indicators. Some users report that the E550 meter operates as three independent single-phase meters, allowing energy to be sent and received across different phases. The conversation also touches on the challenges of understanding phase balancing and the need for remote monitoring capabilities, with some users successfully accessing data through applications like eCounter. The importance of checking meter settings and understanding the billing process is emphasized, as well as the variability in experiences with different energy providers.
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