Will this work on San Diego Gas and Electric's (SDG&E) new AMR gas and electric meters---including natural gas consumption display?
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I have an SDG&E; "smart meter" and it seems to transmit data to the Eagle easily once you register the device's MAC address with SDG&E; so they can authorize radio frequency communication to it. But it doesn't include natural gas information if you're interested in that. Keep in mind the device seems to only be able to display data in 15 minute intervals - despite having data for much smaller increments. By signing up with a free usage tracking service like Bidgley or one of the others SDG&E; references on their web site, you can get near real-time usage tracking data.
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If it is new service yes I am sure your local power company will want you to have meter. If it is not new and you are adding to your existing set up then you will not.
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Sure you can. As I am not expert in this field but the way understand you just need to change the adaptor. There is one for natural gas & one for propane gas. But I suggest you call the Webber and ask them. They provide great customer service.
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I haven't tried it but it has the same makeup as a gas grill. You would have to change the orfice setting to account for natural gas and the connenction in order to connect to your supply line. If you aren't sure what I am talking about then you probably shouldn't do it because the unit doesn't come with a conversion kit
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It works with both. I have a gas system as well & i have not had any issues
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Check your paper work that came with meter. Other than that, I have had no problem with mine. I set it for what I want to check and it works just fine. Your meter and mine are the same.
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Possibly. It really depends where exactly you would be placing the sensors. In the US, most utilities will not allow customer equipment to be placed inside the metering enclosure.
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yes it's a 3am draw on the current, if you get a chance go by any electronic store, (radio shack) or (best buy) they will place it on the meter for you at no cost.... i hope this helps
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The software that comes with the cable is for the One Touch Meters. I'm not sure if it will work for your meter. The Cable may work if it's an RCA Plug to USB, but you will need to download software for your device. Short answer, I don't know.
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It's electric, not gas. However, there may be adaptors to convert, but I don't know.
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David-I just came across your post and wanted to reply. As the external meter sensor provides no benefit without the display module, it would be worthless for someone to try and steal it. To date, we have not heard of a single instance where any customer has had their meter sensor stolen.I hope this alleviates your concern.Regards,Scott Pollard, Product Manager for the Energy Saver Series, Black & Decker
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If it is dual fuel you will need a 220 electrical line and a natural gas line... no 110 needed if you need the 220.
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Sorry Calvin, I think this a great meter, however, I only use it to check the voltage on my AA and AAA batteries and rechargeable batteries from Amazon..... Works Great ! Phil Pauls Valley, Oklahoma
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It plug in directly to the outlet. But the one I purchased didn't detect natural gas for me.
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Pretty sure it will not work for net metering. you might try the ted 1001. This will go both positive and negative for energy readings.
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Not to my knowledge. The outlet converters are all on different frequency's. I bought a few more from Home Depot that I liked better than this. It had an on/off button and it showed on the package what frequency they were on. When I bought my second AmerTac it was the same frequency & set off the other outlet upstairs- not what I wanted it to do. Good luck!
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Yes, it will. You can enter your cost per kWh (to the nearest cent) and it will tell you how much that device will cost you since you plugged it in, for an hour, day, month, or year.