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My primary current (A) value is also 1/3 from the expected and compared value with a power meter. @oraello can you confirm the result multiplied by 3 "equals" your external power meter reading? |
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Could be. I will check as soon as possible, I have to reconfigure sensor ad
move the power meter on that line (now is measuring the entire boiler room).
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… My primary current (A) value is also 1/3 from the expected and compared
value with a power meter.
As solution I simply multiply the primary current (A) value by 3.
@oraello <https://github.com/oraello> can you confirm the result
multiplied by 3 "equals" your external power meter reading?
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I read through the discussions here and it seems that N-Phase voltage is the voltage after the transformer in the heatpump. |
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Ha? So which do we need? |
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Hi all,
first of all, many thanks to @raomin for this great project.
I have some problem to get the right sensors to calculate the power and then also the COP.
I have a Daikin Altherna 3 H/HT, ETVX16S23DA9W/EPRA18DAW1 that is three-phase - 400 Volts powerd.
I get values from {0x21,2,101,2,1,"Voltage (N-phase) (V)"}, and {0x21,0,105,2,1,"INV primary current (A)"}, but the power calculated in this way is too low, so possibily this sensor can be related only to 1 phase.
Any idea how to get the right values?
The backup solution of course can be to use an external power meter, but I would like to solve everything with internal sensors.
Enrico
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