OneMeter web app¶
The OneMeter Cloud (web app) is a place to visualize and analyze data read from your energy meter. The system allows for an overview of all devices installed on the account. On the basis of the readings, a graph of the electricity consumed/returned at a given time is generated. For each device the user can set a tariff group, according to which he settles with the DSO (Distribution System Operator) together with additional charges, which are taken into account during the invoice settlement. The system generates an energy consumption report and simulates energy costs depending on the selected tariff group.
Main screen¶
- Link to the main page of cloud.onemeter.com
- List of installed devices
- Export data from multiple devices
- API documentation (requires permission, contact Customer Support for access)
- OneMeter order page
- Account information
- FAQ
- Mobile app
- Download link
- Contact Customer Support
- Support form
- Blog
- OneMeter blog
- Legal & security
- OneMeter Terms of Use
- Langauge
- OneMeter Cloud language selector. Currently available: English, Polish & German
- Logout
- Log out of the OneMeter Cloud platform in your browser
- List of installed devices
- List of shared devices
- Search OneMeter devices
- Show archived devices (i.e. devices which have been unpaired from their energy meter)
- Filter devices by label
- Sort listed devices
- Order of listed devices
- Device name
- Device type
- Energy meter ID
- Device location
- available if submitted during installation or configured in device settings
- Device status
- info regarding battery state and, optionally, synchronization required or firmware update available Information: The information about the counter designation (here: PAF 1234236) will not be available for viewing in the new version of OneMeter Cloud
- Energy consumed from the network this month
- Energy consumed from the network last month
- Date of the last reading, which was relayed to the OneMeter Cloud server
Device page¶
- Link to the main page of cloud.onemeter.com
- List of installed devices
- Export data from multiple devices
- API documentation (requires permission, contact Customer Support for access)
- OneMeter order page
- Account information
- FAQ
- Mobile app
- Download link
- Contact Customer Support
- Support form
- Blog
- OneMeter blog
- Legal & security
- OneMeter Terms of Use
- Langauge
- OneMeter Cloud language selector. Currently available: English, Polish & German
- Logout
- Log out of the OneMeter Cloud platform in your browser
- Device name
- Device type
- Device tags
- Device location
- available if submitted during installation or configured in device settings
- Device tariff group
- More tariff info
- Invoice forecast
- or returned energy
- Current energy usage
- Switch to readout overview
- Main chart
- Details below
- Date range selector
- Date range of current chart
- year, month, day
- Legend
Charts¶
In the main chart, you can view:
Energy consumed from the grid¶
In the form of green bars.
When you hover a given bar, you can see the range of time that the bar covers and the amount of energy consumed in kWh.
Energy returned to the grid¶
In the form of yellow bars.
When you hover a given bar, you can see the range of time the bar covers and the amount of energy returned in kWh. Option only available for users with OneMeter PV.
Energy consumption profile¶
In the form of a broken blue spline.
A profile is a set of data about the average electricity consumption on particular days of the week and particular hours of the day.
The preview of the week shows the weekly profile. In this profile, for a given day of the week, the average power consumption on that day of the week is displayed (calculated on the basis of data collected in OneMeter Cloud from the moment of OneMeter installation). The value displayed on Monday in week x will be the same every Monday in the weekly preview and so on.
The day preview shows the daily profile. Daily profile is calculated based on data from individual working days (from Monday to Friday) and separately for weekend days. So for Monday it will be the same as for other working days and for Saturday it will be the same as for Sunday.
Uwaga: Holidays, except for the above mentioned weekends, are not taken into account for the calculation of the weekend profile. They are treated as working days.
Reactive energy¶
Available for OneMeter Business users.
Projection of the energy production¶
A simulation of how energy production from a photovoltaic installation could look like at the location where the device is installed with the parameters previously entered in the settings. The calculations are carried out by a specially designed algorithm and take into account data from PVGIS (PhotoVoltaic Geographical Information System) platform published by the European Commission. The data can help e.g. in making a decision about installing a photovoltaic installation in a given location. Due to the non-deterministic nature of many input data taken into account by the above algorithm (such as sunshine at a given location on a given day of the year), the data is not 100% accurate.