QuickApp - Iungo Monitor

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

This Quickapp retrieves power consumption, solar production, gas usage and water flow from the Iungo Monitor, Solarpanel and Watermeter

 

(Child) Devices for Consumption, Production, Solar Power, Water Flow, Consumption High, Consumption Low, Production High, Production Low, Total Gas and Total Water FLow

 

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Version 1.1 (11th September 2021)

• Changed the Child Devices Consumption High, Consumption Low, Production High and Production Low to device type energyMeter to facilitate the new Energy Panel
• Added automaticaly change rateType interface of Child device Consumption High and Low to "consumption" and Production High and Low to "production"
• Changed the Main Device to device type powerSensor to show the power graphs
• Added Net Consumption to the value of the Main Device 
• Changed the Child Devices Consumption, Production and Solar Power to device type powerSensor to show the power graphs 
• Changed the Water Flow unit text from m³ to Litre
• Added the amount of m2 Solar Panels to the log text ot the Child Device Solar Power and to the labels
• Changed meterreading to automatically kWh, MWh of GWh
• Moved tarif informatie to main device log text
• Added Meter measurement for Consumption High, Consumption Low, Production High, Production Low, Gas and Water to reset the measurements
• Added Meter measurement Date for Consumption High, Consumption Low, Production High, Production Low, Gas and Water
• Removed Refresh button
• Added some extra debug information when debug level = 3

 

Version 1.0 (6th February 2021)

• Now also supports Iungo Solarpanel and Iungo Watermeter
• Added a lot of Child devices
• Added QuickApp Variable for user defined icon Mother Device
• Added QuickApp Variable for Solar Power m2
• Removed calculation and storage of energy consumption of Fibaro devices

 

Version 0.6 (22nd January 2021)

• Now also supports Iungo basic version

 

Version 0.5 (21 January 2021)

• Initial version

 

QuickApp variables (mandatory, they will be automatically added with the default values):

• IPaddress = IP address of your Iungo Monitor
• solarPanel = true or false for use of the SolarPanel module (default is false)
• waterMeter = true or false for use of the Watermeter module (default is false)
• interval = Number in seconds, the Lungo Monitor normally is updated every 10 seconds
• solarM2 = The amount of m2 Solar Panels (use . for decimals) for calculating Solar Power m2
• debugLevel = Number (1=some, 2=few, 3=all, 4=simulation mode) (default = 1)
• meterConsHigh = Last meter measurement Consumption High
• meterConsLow = Last meter measurement Consumption Low
• meterProdHigh = Last meter measurement Production High 
• meterProdLow = Last meter measurement Production Low 
• meterGas = Last meter measurement Gas 
• meterWater = Last meter measurement Water 
• meterConsHighD = Date last meter measurement Consumption High
• meterConsLowD = Date last meter measurement Consumption Low
• meterProdHighD = Date last meter measurement Production High 
• meterProdLowD = Date last meter measurement Production Low 
• meterGasD = Date last meter measurement Gas 
• meterWaterD = Date last meter measurement Water 

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Tested with: 

• Iungo lite version
• Firmware Rev 3683 (07-01-2021)

 

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Download the QuickApp here (download the file and un-zip):

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or Fibaro Marketplace: 

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How to install: 

Open the Configuration Interface

Go to Settings > Devices

Click  +

Choose Other Device

Choose Upload File

Choose file from your computer with .fqa

 

 

 

 

Edited October 19, 2021 by SmartHomeEddy

[okidoki 13]

Hmm, interesting device, that iongo device. I did some extensive reading. the iongo is very interesting, but i also noted that a lot of energy watchers use cemm (

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), looks like it can do more or less the same. (also a developers section Eddy, so it must be easy for you to write blindly your next QA  )

(i have neither a iongo nor a cemm).

In my house is no gas, i have a smart meter with P1, a kwH meter (s0) for the electric car, the envoy for the solar panels, and a heat pump system for heating and warm water.  Gonna do some more reading to find out which system (iungo or cemm ) fits me best and is the best for combining with my HC3.

 

 

 

 

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

I went for the euros, more like less euros. The P1 Monitor (also kwH meter s0 and watermeter) on a standard Raspberry Pi with the plug-and-play software of 

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Edited January 28, 2021 by SmartHomeEddy

[okidoki 13]

yep, i've seen that one too. A lot cheaper but takes a bit more effort to maintain.

[okidoki 13]

On 1/23/2021 at 3:21 PM, SmartHomeEddy said:

You’re welcome

 

from the energy meter, but via the Iungo. The energy meter also can show actual production, but Iungo doesn’t transport with the API somehow. 
 

But no worry, something like this is comming:

 

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Does this mean that the iongo does not give you the water info and e.g. the solar power if you use an extra powermeter via the breakoutbox?

 

Edited January 29, 2021 by okidoki

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

@okidoki The Iungo Monitor could read it from the energy meter, but somehow Iungo decided not to do so. I think they reserved the actual production value for the Iungo Solar panel. In the next version the Solar panel and Watermeter also are included in the quickapp, so no problem. 

[okidoki 13]

21 hours ago, SmartHomeEddy said:

@okidoki The Iungo Monitor could read it from the energy meter, but somehow Iungo decided not to do so. I think they reserved the actual production value for the Iungo Solar panel. In the next version the Solar panel and Watermeter also are included in the quickapp, so no problem. 

ok, that would be great. At the moment i'm figuring out what system to buy, the iungo or the cemm. The iungo light with some extra breakoutboxes for the 2 powermeters and a watermeter seems a bit cheaper. (not as cheap as the P1)

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

Many new features in the new QuickApp Iungo Monitor. Lots of testing with @twanve. 

 

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Version 1.0 (6th February 2021)

• Now also supports Iungo Solarpanel and Iungo Watermeter
• Added a lot of Child devices
• Added QuickApp Variable for user defined icon Mother Device
• Added QuickApp Variable for Solar Power m2
• Removed calculation and storage of energy consumption of Fibaro devices

 

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[Stijnc 2]

Day,

 

I have also linked my Smart meter with IUNGO

I live in Belgium and was looking for a solution to read my smart meter via portal and preferably also via my Smarthome gateway In my case FIBARO HOME CENTER 3

After some searching I ended up here  on the forum and I tried it with IUNGO Lite controller and the Quick App made by SmartHomeEddy

 

See my Smart meter with the IUNGO lite here:
Fortunately, the controller is not too big and fits just above the smart meter.

 

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And this is what it looks Fibaro's HC3:

 

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I use it to monitor my gas and power consumption with Fibaro.

I am glad that the QuickApp has been developed for this.

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

Have to figure out what changes to do, due to the new energy panel from the new firmware...

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

Testing the new QuickApp with the changes for the new Energy Panel. 

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

The new version of the Iungo Monitor QuickApp is available. This version is compatible with the new Energy Panel. 

 

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Version 1.1 (11th September 2021)

• Changed the Child Devices Consumption High, Consumption Low, Production High and Production Low to device type energyMeter to facilitate the new Energy Panel
• Added automaticaly change rateType interface of Child device Consumption High and Low to "consumption" and Production High and Low to "production"
• Changed the Main Device to device type powerSensor to show the power graphs
• Added Net Consumption to the value of the Main Device 
• Changed the Child Devices Consumption, Production and Solar Power to device type powerSensor to show the power graphs 
• Changed the Water Flow unit text from m³ to Litre
• Added the amount of m2 Solar Panels to the log text ot the Child Device Solar Power and to the labels
• Changed meterreading to automatically kWh, MWh of GWh
• Moved tarif informatie to main device log text
• Added Meter measurement for Consumption High, Consumption Low, Production High, Production Low, Gas and Water to reset the measurements
• Added Meter measurement Date for Consumption High, Consumption Low, Production High, Production Low, Gas and Water
• Removed Refresh button
• Added some extra debug information when debug level = 3

 

 

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

Soon to come, support for the Iungo Modbus and the analog gasmeter module

 

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[pollewop 0]

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Ill tried to install the QuickApp. Unfortunately, the app showed the standard consumption values and not the values reported in the iungo app.The iungo has a static ip-address and I made the adjustments in the advanced settings of the iungo monitor. 

Could you help me to solve this problem?

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

What did you set debugLevel to?

[pollewop 0]

After installation it was 4. After a while, I changed it to 3.

 

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[SmartHomeEddy 778]

With 3 or less it will work

 

(4 is simulation mode)

 

 

 

Edited April 22 by SmartHomeEddy

[pollewop 0]

Thanks for your help. Unfortunately, adapting the DebugLevel did not help. 

In the Yubii app it seems that the energy consumption is not updating (it is mentioned that the last change is a few hours ago). Therefore, I changed the interval-variable, but this seems also not the solution. 

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

What does the debug logging say?

[pollewop 0]

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The quick app seems to crash repeatedly.

[SmartHomeEddy 778]

wow, that is not much. This is with debugLevel = 3 ?