Hi. I'm planning to but a Shelly EM for household consumption. Sadly there's no info on the device's accuracy anywhere. Does anyone have experience with it, or any figures for accuracy? I'll probably get 2x50A CT clamps with it. Thanks in advance.
Accuracy of Shelly EM devices (Messgenauigkeit von Shelly EM)
- kobuki
- Thread is marked as Resolved.
- Improved text
-
-
-
-
Thanks, SparkyMaster. Is it noted somewhere in the official docs? Maybe it just escaped my attention. 1% sounds good enough - I guess no figures on calibration data, like phase shift vs. current and accuracy at different amperages?
-
-
Sorry, it could be my mistake, but I haven't been able to find the 1% figure in any of the official pages, nor in your lexicon link.
https://shelly.cloud/shelly-en…fi-smart-home-automation/
https://shop.shelly.cloud/shel…i-smart-home-automation-1
The available technical info is on the shop page, table screenshot attached. No accuracy there, either.
-
Funny, I saw and copied this in the shop today! Do I have to search again on the PC tomorrow!
-
FWIW, I received the following "specification" for the accuracy of the device:
"The accuracy at the moment is about 98 %
The clamps are calibrated, you cannot use another ones."
Please do tell if you can figure out the actual accuracy of the device after reading this.
-
I have recently installed a Shelly EM to measure the total house consumption and the amount of kWh invoiced by my electrical company matches the consumption measured by the Shelly EM. The measurement error appears to be even less than 1%.