Introduction: Electric Consumption Meter CHINT + ESP8266 & Matrix Led MAX7912
This time we will return to an interesting project, the measurement of electrical consumption in an invasive way with a CHINT DDS666 Meter Mono phase, technically it is a residential or residential meter that we have already presented in previous tutorials, finally I will finish what I started more than a year:
Warning: Caution is recommended since this project involves electrical risk or electrocucion since 110 VAC -120 VAC connected equipment is used, basic knowledge is required, please be previously documented in this regard.
Complete Tutorial PDAControl:
- Electric Consumption with Meter CHINT (pulses) + ESP8266 & Matrix led MAX7912
Step 1: Connections + Materials and Where to Buy Cheap!!
Step 2: Power Consumption Measurement - Medicion Consumo Electrico Part 1 Chint DS666
Step 3: Power Consumption Measurement - Medicion Consumo Electrico Part 2 Chint DS666
Step 4: Video : Powermeter Chint DDS666 Simple Phase 3200imp/kwh + ESP8266 12E
Video : Powermeter Chint DDS666 simple phase 3200imp/kwh + ESP8266 12E
Step 5: Arduino IDE Code
Arduino IDE Code , Downloads from http://pdacontrolen.com/electric-consumption-with-...
Step 6: Output Pulses 3200imp/kWh Relation
For a long time I have this meter and with the help of an ESP8266 and / or arduino we will make the measurement of Active Power, as a load we will use a 45W bulb, to have a fixed charge that represents a "home".
This meter has 2 features. It is invasive "the circuit must be opened to place in series between the source and the load"It does not have a serial communication protocol, only a pulse output ratio of 3200imp / kwh.
Step 7: Data Visualization
Data visualization
Given our module ESP8266 for now it does not have any communication routine, for the moment we will visualize the power with a Matrix led x4 MAX7912.
Step 8: Other Power Meter PZEM 004 Peacefair + Arduino & ESP8266
Step 9: Connections Chint DS666 & ESP8266 NodeMCU
Connections Chint DS666 & ESP8266 NodeMCU
During the first tests connected the GPIO directly to the meter, the chint meter has its own optocoupler, for some reason whenever a pulse was generated, the ESP8266 module recorded 2 pulses, something that did not happen with Arduino.
The solution was to isolate adding an optocoupler 4n25 and a 5v power supply (Meanwell), in this way only one pulse would arrive and for security isolate the circuits Meter / ESP8266.
Documentation & Downloads and More test
Complete Tutorial PDAControl:
Electric Consumption with Meter CHINT (pulses) + ESP8266 & Matrix led MAX7912
