PGE GAMA 350 Two-way Meter: Exploring Remote Reading Options via Network/GSM

Hello,

I recently had my meter replaced at PGE.
Two-way counter GAMA 350.
The technicians wrote down the IP and the key on it.
After the icons, I can see that the meter has some network/GSM coverage.

Is there any possibility to read network (from the Internet?) this data?
Anyone know how it works in PGE?

Yes, PGE has remote access for reading and the user has only what is on the screen.

There should also be a dedicated application for the recipient, something like the e-counter application in Tauron.

In the case of this information, it is worth asking the seller or operator whether it is possible to provide reading data.
In my RD there is an application called My Counter which you can log in via the website.

Has anything changed since the last post?

>>21126538 you can always attach something like this in addition https://allegro.pl/oferta/licznik-prądu-miern...ergii-mocy-tuya-wifi-na-szyne-din-13701639399

>>19572199 .
Decree of the Minister of Climate and Environment of 22 March 2022 on the measurement system (Journal of Laws 2022, item 788)
Chapter 11
Requirements for a remote reading meter for the purpose of communicating it with the equipment of an electricity consumer
in a household

§ 18. 1. In order to communicate the remote reading meter with the equipment of the electricity consumer in the household, the remote reading meter shall
household, the remote reading meter shall be equipped with a communication interface for local communication meeting the
requirements specified in clause 7.3.2 of Annex 1 to the Regulation.
The communication interface of the remote reading meter for local communication shall ensure protection of the transmitted metering data
metering data transmitted to the household consumer equipment by using encrypted communication algorithms.

This meter has a Wireless M-Bus. It is easier to obtain data from it than to present in a report, works a lot of

I'm just following the topic.
I have recently changed my tariff from G11 to G12w and consequently PGE has replaced my meter with an "APATOR OTUS 3".
I asked about the possibility of remote reading of the meter by the user, the gentleman said that there is such a possibility on request, but he needs "the necessary to decode the data transmitted via the wireless M-Bus 868 MHz interface of the remote reading meter"- unfortunately I can't find anything like that on the Internet, and at PGE they said that they can't suggest any device for me. They limited themselves to stating "smart home".
Is anyone able to provide links as to what I should buy so that I don't have to fly to the meter but read it on my smartphone/computer?



@djadamus1111 I happen to have bought myself such a meter as a sub-meter for a heat pump.
It reads the number of kWh consumed, but you can't set tariffs, i.e. I don't know in which tariff how much electricity was consumed.

The meter has a data bus into which any interface can be fitted. (USB/rs485/GSM). So they have disposed of you with silly talk.
The easiest way is over USB (probably RS232 emulation, or over 485).
Only you have to write this application and get along with the jerks....
https://www.apator.com/nasze-rozwiazania/ener...cznej/liczniki-smart/otus-3#pliki-do-pobrania

You can find a receiver on 868Mhz under the name, Receiver wM-Bus 868MHz Home Assistant (olx).

But it won't be as pretty...
https://forum.arturhome.pl/t/komponent-wm-bus...leon-wersja-2-x-watek-ogolny/9117/245?page=22

I'd steer clear of the radio, and write an application for some USB/485, as you'll have that down in 20 minutes.

>>21835538 I am not proficient in the subject, the information you have given me is incomprehensible to me. Are you able to explain like a peasant on a spit of land: "you need an XYZ or ZYG device e.g.: [link to shop/auction]"

pepecool wrote:

>>21835538 I am not proficient in the subject, the information you have given me is incomprehensible to me. Are you able to explain like a peasant on a spit of land: "you need an XYZ or ZYG device e.g.: [link to shop/auction]"

I'm not either, and if you're not I wouldn't push any radio.
You can't read the data without a key (after all, the meter can't broadcast your consumption openly into the ether).
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2690976.html
The meter has the possibility of fitting another interface, (cable).

If you think it's going to be so simple that you download a wonderful app to your phone and it will work - then no, it won't. It can clearly transmit by cable at most. (USB/rs232) but you probably won't ask for such an insert to be installed.

thanks for your answer and you have already helped me a lot.
https://smartinhome.pl/esphome/wmbus-sih-reader-868-wersja-1-5/
Here someone in Poland does such things and describes the installation / programming process.

I'll do some reading at my leisure and let you know what the commissioning process is like.

And for this you just need a password, what he wrote back to you laconically that on request you might get a key to download the meter data via mbus.