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#summary Introduction to energy@home
Author: Danny Tsang <geek94@gmail.com>
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= Introduction =
energy@home is a project created to use the CurrentCost CC128 device. CC128 is the one with the black boarder around the display. I decided to make my own program to lear...
CurrentCost (http://www.currentcost.com) monitors allow you to monitor your home electricity usage.
You can connect a serial cable to them to get the data out of them in an XML format.
This project contains Perl, Python, C# and Java code that will parse the data for you.
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Note that dat...
=CurrentCost Energy Monitoring Application=
CurrentCost Application for all users. Provides real time and historical information from your CurrentCost energy monitors.
Supports display of multiple channels of information and displays pricing, changes and graphing of individual channels. Shows...
== CurrentCost GUI ==
CurrentCost (http://www.currentcost.com) monitors allow you to monitor your home electricity usage. You can connect a serial cable to them to get the data out of them in an XML format.
This project contains an application written to capture this data and display it in the f...
python,
currentcost,
meter,
green,
homecamp,
electricity,
energy,
conservation,
monitoring,
nationalgrid
Arduino code to parse CurrentCost XML data and upload to Pachube using Ethershield from Nuelectronics.
Averages of power and temperature data from XML feed (approx 5 second intervals) are calculated between uploads. A 1 minute interval seems to works best, Pachube averages the uploads recieved to...
Currentcost is a device for monitoring home energy usage using a current clamp. It has a serial port on the bottom, which can be used to capture recorded data as XML.
This project accepts POST data, produced in my case using a python script on an NSLU2 box,from a currentcost unit. This data is t...