On 22 Feb 2018 at 10:53, RussellMc wrote:
> - it was possible to create a "fake" power signal that indicated the resu=
lt
> which would have been correct at that moment if nothing changed.

An "other" way would be to add, say, a 3.6kW constant load ;-)

The pulses from the 1000 pulse/kWh energy meter would then never be more th=
an=20
1s apart. Micro measures time between pulses, calculates power, subtracts t=
he=20
3.6kW offset, and now even light loads will have a much more acceptable upd=
ate=20
rate. Problem solved ;-)

All you need to do then is convince the electricity supplier they need to a=
lso need to=20
subtract the 3.6kW (3.6kW x 24h =3D 86.4kWh per day) from their meter readi=
ngs, for=20
"technical" reasons, before charging you...

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