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Fig. 14 Energy manager web application (OVERVIEW)
Power sources
A
Current flow
B
Current consumer
C
Energy
D
Logging into the Web Application as a
Home user
The following steps should already have been per-
formed by a qualified electrician, so that the Web
Application can be used correctly:
b Initial installation with the necessary Web Appli-
cation settings.
b Home installation with information on the power
grid, mains phases, current sensors and current
consumers.
Using the Web Application
Using the Web Application, you can view configu-
ration settings and detailed information on energy
management.
Information
You can access the Legal information and data
privacy guidelines, containing information on third-
party content and licences, via the link in the Web
Application at any time.
Information
After 25 minutes of inactivity, the user is automati-
cally logged out of the Web Application.
Overview
Fig. 15 Dashboard of the web application
A Power sources
Shows available power sources, e.g. the
power grid or photovoltaic system, and
how much electricity they are providing.
Power grid: States the current power
from the power grid that is being con-
sumed at the place of use. Photovol-
taic system (if installed and configured):
States the current power being gener-
ated by the photovoltaic system (or other
home energy generator).
B Current flow
The flow of electricity from the power
sources to the place of use is illustrated
schematically, e.g. flow from the power
grid to the place of use, flow from the
photovoltaic system to the power grid
and the place of use.
C Current consumer
Shows your configured current consum-
ers and EEBus devices, and their current
electricity consumption. The display is re-
freshed every 5 seconds.
D Energy
Displays the energy summary of individ-
ual power sources and consumers for a
certain period. Select a period (Today,
Last week, Last month, Last year) from
the list.
Total consumption: The total energy con-
sumption of all configured current con-
sumers over your chosen period.
Operating
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