ENEA MT382 Counter: Remote Reading, IP Address, Pros & Cons, Access to Historical Data

Hello,

In September 2018, ENEA replaced the old bidirectional meter with super / hyper / extra / lux - one that has an IP address and sends the consumption / production states to ENEA itself.
The only plus from this change so far is that the lecturers stopped visiting me.
As there was the old counter, at the peak times, two would come at intervals of a few days. One read only the energy consumed and the other - produced :-)

And now the cons:
- in the new ISKRA MT382 meter, there is no option to enter all registers via SET DATA, and thus - no access to historical indexes of consumption and production (1.8.0.1, 1.8.0.2, 1.8.0.3 etc., 2.8.0.1, 2.8.0.2 etc)
- the end user has no added value from the wireless readings. I know that other operators can see the current consumption on the website. In ENEA there is a tab "Readings on-line" in the e-side, which is used to ... manually give readings from your own meter to the operator :-D

Pytanko - someone has the same type of counter and managed to read historical indexes?

Regards,
Peter

I suspect that it may be a matter of programming the counter and then it would be possible to preview everything. in Tauron via e-bok there is such a possibility, you have to harass the operator to run such an application or reprogram the meter

So what was the previous counter? MT 174?

I have MT 382 since May 2018 (the host has also recently been launched) and I cannot enter any deeper data either.
In the Enea ebook it's even hard to enter / find a new contract, and even when you find it, there is nothing there, as they say, 'sorry, this is our atmosphere'.

I can view the pvmonitor, consumption and production.

I have MT382 and everything is needed and visible immediately, it is enough to press the button and it flies after all the measurements, the worst of which does not balance because the consumption of 1.7.0 and the return of 2.7.0 are at the same time, which proves that enea is cheating, like everyone else

Do you see the data from the second tariff?
Or individual months back?

cuuube wrote:

Do you see the data from the second tariff?

yes 1.8.0, 1.8.1, 1.8.2 -2.8.0,2.8.1,2.8.2

cuuube wrote:

Or individual months back?

There is no such thing in the meters

pklawit wrote:

(1.8.0 .1, 1.8.0 .2, 1.8.0. 3 etc, 2.8.0 .1, 2.8.0. 2

and this ? Somewhere it was about it, if I remember correctly, that this is data for individual months back in the tariffs. Unless it's not in MT382 ... :lol:

Added after 1 [hours] 11 [minutes]:

I found something

m fox wrote:

How did you read it?

Maybe it's from the previous period.

0.0.0 - serial number of the meter
0.9.1 - current clock time
0.9.2 - current date
15.8.0 - total energy
15.8.1 - total energy in zone A
15.8.2 - total energy in zone B
15.8.3 - total energy in zone C.
15.8.4 - total energy in zone D
15.6.0 - maximum power of the current period
15.36 - number of max power overruns in the current period
15.2.0 - maximum cumulative power
0.9.1 + DA - previous period closing time
0.9.2 + DA - closing date of the previous period
15.8.0 + DA - total energy in the previous period
15.8.1 + DA - total energy of zone A in the previous period
15.8.2 + DA - total energy of zone B in the previous period
15.8.3 + DA - total energy of zone C in the previous period
15.8.4 + DA - total energy of zone D in the previous period
15.6.0 + DA - maximum power of the previous period
15.36 + DA - number of max power overruns in the previous period
0.1.0 - number of closed accounting periods
0.2.0 - meter software version
0.2.2 - tariff name

https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3142887.html#15310496

But I associate another thread ...

Added after 16 [minutes]:

It's from a bricklayer.

Quote:

1.8.0.1 - consumption for the previous month
1.8.0.2 - consumption 2 months back
1.8.0.3 - wear back three months

Same with production:
2.8.0.1, 2.8.0.2, 2.8.0.3

https://forum.muratordom.pl/showthread.php?16...%99-o-opinie&p=7705418&viewfull=1#post7705418

Yes, that's exactly what it was like in the old meter - ISKRA, MT-174.
1.8.0 - it was the current energy reading,
1.8.0.1 - it was at the end of the previous month,
1.8.0.2 - it was 2 months ago
etc - up to 1.8.0.5

And it was the same for production - 2.8.0, 2.8.0.1, 2.8.0.2, ... 2.8.0.5

And here ENEA tells me that in the new meter there are no technical possibilities to do this and the application is closed.
We all know that it is only a matter of software and that 99% of such software exists, but why send someone and upload it.
Well, I asked to replace the meter with the old model - we'll see.

Regards,
Peter

Added after 2 [minutes]:

Or maybe you need to get an optical sensor and read this data from the meter, as the gentlemen from ENEA do with a tablet?

Added after 6 [minutes]:

I found that the interface topic was already rolled out:

Link
and
Link

pklawit wrote:

Well, I asked to replace the meter with the old model - we'll see.

it is unlikely to pass.

but what's the problem with writing down the meter every month? I have been doing this for several years and there is no problem

On the pvmonitor, with the consumption meter connected, everything can be seen without writing down

noo but there is no consumption on PVmonitor: water, garden water, DHW water, gas, etc.

Oh Sławek, no it has, but the MT 382 also has this has.

hostii wrote:

but what's the problem with writing down the meter every month? I have been doing this for several years and there is no problem

The problem is that in order to have exactly the same condition as on the invoice, you would have to stand by the counter at midnight.


In connection with this replacement of the meter, I have another - more serious (or rather more expensive) problem.
The old meter measured the energy taken on two indices: 1.8.0 and 1.8.1.
The values of both indices had a constant difference of approx. 1000kWh.
ENEA always used index 1.8.1 for the invoice.
And now, when the gentlemen exchanged the counter, they wrote the status of the counter on a piece of paper, but of course for the index 1.8.0 and not 1.8.1.
And now, almost half a year after replacing the meter, I got a cosmic invoice, because it turned out that in September my consumption was almost 1500kWh, while my average consumption is 150kWh.
A crash normally ...

I also have 382 and on the energy meter I can see 1.8.0, 2.8.0,5.8.0 and 8.8.0 and after pressing the button, additional voltages and currents.
According to the OBIS 1.8.1 codes, it is downloaded in the I-zone, if there are zones, and if not, it should not be only the indication 1.8.0 and if I had G12 the counter would be reprogrammed and I would probably see these indications from the tariffs.

3301 wrote:

I also have 382 and on the energy meter I can see 1.8.0, 2.8.0,5.8.0 and 8.8.0 and after pressing the button, additional voltages and currents.
According to the OBIS 1.8.1 codes, it is downloaded in the I-zone, if there are zones, and if not, it should not be only the indication 1.8.0 and if I had G12 the counter would be reprogrammed and I would probably see these indications from the tariffs.

Well, not exactly 1.8.1, this is the energy consumed in the first zone.
I quote for Link :

Quote:

code 1.8.1 - in the G11 tariff - you can see the total energy consumption .

If you are using a multi-zone tariff (e.g. G12):

code 1.8.1 - you can see the energy consumption in the first zone (the so-called peak).

code 1.8.2 - you can see the energy consumption in the second zone (off-peak).

And I have just G11.

According to OBIS 1.8.0 is the sum collected and 1.8.1 is the sum collected in the 1st tariff and if I have G11, it is logical that I do not see the other ones, although there were also G11s at my friend's, maybe because he had G12 earlier