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GTEM-1 ESP32 ATM90E26 Energy Monitor Board
GTEM, Grid Tie Energy Monitor board, based on an ESP32 WROOM and designed for a Home Automation system to monitor the mains supply using the on-board ATM90E26 Energy Monitor device.
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£30.00
Description
GTEM, Grid Tie Energy Monitor board, based on an ESP32 WROOM and designed for a Home Automation system to monitor the mains supply using the on-board ATM90E26 Energy Monitor device.
Power for the board may either be provided via the Micro USB (for flashing, debugging etc.), and/or via an AC terminal block / solder pad, for normal operation. DC input has a range of 7V, through to 15V maximum.
Low voltage AC input (4-12V), is normally fed via the terminal block (not populated), or you may optionally solder the power supply cable tails directly to the PCB. Examples of a suitable Low Voltage 4 to 12V AC power supplies are bell transformers such as the TR7 or DATA01A Transformer. These may vary in different countries but local sourcing should be straight forward.
Note. A 3 x single phase, or 3-phase, version of our energy monitor, IPEM, is available here. Also the IPEC. The advantage of the IPEM, and IPEC, is that it provides increased CT Inputs for Solar, House, Workshop etc. Each of which publish separate values. It also does not need the calibration, which GTEM requires, so quicker to get up and running.
Calibration of GTEM is required and further details maybe found in our Wiki and GitHub
Options
- An I2C 2.54mm header is provided in the middle of the board, which will allow an optional OLED display (such as a SSD1306 I2C), to be directly mounted / connected on the board. OLED not included.
An optional CT clamp maybe plugged into the board such as the popular split-core YHDC SCT-013-000 (using a standard 3.5mm mono jack plug). CT not included.
The GTEM board is suppled fully tested. You will require to flash your specific code from our examples.
GTEM v1 Energy Monitoring board main features (Provisional):
- Espressif ESP32 WROOM 32
- 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE MCU module, with dual core CPU
- ATM90E26 (Energy Monitor)
- Metering features fully in compliance with the requirements of IEC62052-11, IEC62053-21 and IEC62053-23
- Active Energy LED / Input to ESP32
- Reactive Energy LED / Input to ESP32
- AT24C64 EEPROM
- For storing parameters, calibration data, Logs etc.
- OLED I2C Connector
- Current Clamp Input
- AC Low Voltage Input
- Power safely derived from a SELV / Wall AC/AC Power Supply
- On-board 3V3 DC Power Supply
- USB UART
- Micro USB. Uses the popular CH340 for ease of developing code, flashing and debugging
- Arduino D1 Flashing and Programming Compatibility
- No drivers normally needed
- OPTO Input
- Meter Pulse Opto Reader
- On-board Temperature Sensor
- NTC (range -40ºC to +125ºC)
- Reset Button
- User GPIO
- User Programmable Button
- RGB LED (ESP software code / firmware controlled)
- DC Power LED (red)
- PCB designed to fit into an BMC enclosure (available separately)
- Also allows for the display to be included, or not (available separately)
- PCB Size 65mm x 53m
In the Box
GTEM-1 ESP32 board.
You will need to update the firmware with your preferred open source firmware, using a standard micro USB cable (not included). Working examples of test code can be found in our Wiki and GitHub
- 1 x GTEM-1 ESP32 Board
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- SMD (Surface Mounted Components) Populated.
- Fully Tested
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- 1 x Terminal Block (Not Soldered)
- 1 x Strip of straight pin header
- 1 x 4 pin header socket
Available Separately
Shipping
All products in stock will be posted same day, where possible. Postage is at cost and flat rate, irrespective of order size.
Any product not is stock, which is back-ordered, will be shipped as soon as it becomes available. Notifications are sent automatically.
Should only part of your order be in stock, then we would normally send available item(s), and balance when available. Should you wish to not split the order, please comment to use.
Other Details
Further information on this product may be found in our downloads and Wiki pages. Other technical information and code examples are also shared in our GitHub Pages. Project information may also be found on Hackster.io
We value our customers and should you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us.
All our boards and related products are Designed and Manufactured in Great Britain. This site is a subset of DitroniX.Com
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Additional information
| Weight | 0.024 kg |
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Specification
GTEM v1 Energy Monitoring board main features (Provisional):
- Espressif ESP32 WROOM 32
- 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth LE MCU module, with dual core CPU
- ATM90E26 (Energy Monitor)
- Metering features fully in compliance with the requirements of IEC62052-11, IEC62053-21 and IEC62053-23
- Active Energy LED / Input to ESP32
- Reactive Energy LED / Input to ESP32
- AT24C64 EEPROM
- For storing parameters, calibration data, Logs etc.
- OLED I2C Connector
- Current Clamp Input
- AC Low Voltage Input
- Power safely derived from a SELV / Wall AC/AC Power Supply
- On-board 3V3 DC Power Supply
- USB UART
- Micro USB. Uses the popular CH340 for ease of developing code, flashing and debugging
- Arduino D1 Flashing and Programming Compatibility
- No drivers normally needed
- OPTO Input
- Meter Pulse Opto Reader
- On-board Temperature Sensor
- NTC (range -40ºC to +125ºC)
- Reset Button
- User GPIO
- User Programmable Button
- RGB LED (ESP software code / firmware controlled)
- DC Power LED (red)
- PCB designed to fit into an BMC enclosure (available separately)
- Also allows for the display to be included, or not (available separately)
- PCB Size 65mm x 53m
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