As maybe a lot of EW’s starting to charge for the montly 15 min KW Peak i wonder if i can see that in my cockpit?
thanks
How clever! I was not aware that there is such a monthly surcharge. I passed on this question to the product owner, and I hope we can accommodate this measurement on the monthly overview in cockpit or in the app.
I assume they use just round 15-minute periods (00-15, 15-30, 30-45, 45-00), right? It’s not about a 15-minute freely moving window when the consumption was the highest, for example between 06:33 to 06:48?
Remek
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Honestly i can‘t say. i think there must be a ELCOM Standard.
CKW also has it Leistungstarif: Das müssen Sie wissen | CKW-Storys
We have decided to add the monthly consumption and feed-in peak in the app. (always current and previous month). You will find it when you press the little info button beside the Name of the Meter.
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thanks a lot, but i can’t see it?
That is correct–the feature is not there yet. It takes time for the team to add it–both an API for the cloud to return it, and the app must implement it. Hang in there, it’s coming–maybe in 2.31, or if not there, in 2.32
Remek
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so will i be able to see the History too? Because this will be very important to act Grid friendly in the future. also two month is definitly not enough as the EW normaly bill quaterly. It would be great if you could add it to the cockpit Graph page too.
No, there is no browsable history of top quarters. We will pass that on to the Product Owner.
If you are handy with REST and/or Excel, you can get and maintain historical maximum records via piggy-backing on the chart APIs used by the app/cockpit to show hourly charts for old months, or subscribe to receive the data export monthly via the data export in the mobile app.
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Hi @mike9475, we published 2.32 with the top value published in the meter into panel. We will improve it, though. Now you only see the top quarter value, not the time when exactly it happened. This is coming probably in 2.34. Additionally, the Product Owner likes your idea of indicating the extremes on the history charts. Hang in there, it’s coming!
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thanks a lot 