Published Feb 28, 2023

Updated Feb 23, 2024

In order for Enegic to be able to measure the solar production in the property correctly, the installation needs to be carried out in accordance with the following:

• The three sensors on L1, L2 and L3 may only measure consumption

• A fourth sensor is installed at L4 which can only measure solar energy/production

The property needs to be separated for correct measuring

In order for the Enegic Monitor to be able to measure solar production, the property needs to be split up. Here's how it should be done.

You will need a fourth sensor (L4 sensor)

When using the Enegic Monitor for measuring a solar system, a fourth sensor (L4) must be purchased.

The L4 sensor should be connected around one phase from the inverter and should only measure solar energy production.

Mount the single sensor for solar production and the three consumption sensors

The property needs to be divided. The Enegic's sensors should not be mounted on cables where there is both production and consumption flow.

Divide the property so that the sensors mounted on L1, L2 and L3 measure "one-way paths" where there is only consumption.

The sensor on L4 needs to be mounted on another "one-way path" where there is only production. This is usually a single phase located from the inverter.

Where to place the inverter

If it is a new installation, the best location of the inverter is as close to the main terminal (p1) as possible.

This is to reduce the complexity of the measurement and to reduce the number of load balancers used.

Change measurement type to 3-phase in the Enegic app

Once the installation of Enegic Monitor is complete and the property is partitioned in accordance with the instructions above, there is only one thing left to do. In the Enegic app, you need to change the type of measurement to 3-phase consumption and solar production. You do this as follows:

Go to the Physical device → Press the arrow → Settings→ Settings measurement→ 3-phase consumption and solar production

Principle guides

See our guides here:

Principskisser sol.pdf