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RPICT8 Version 3
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Connect up to 8 current sensors to a Raspberrypi.
Rating: Choose the maximum rms current in Ampere the board can support with the associated CT. For any custom setup please opt for "other".
Master Kit:Contain one RPICT board with 4 master stand off and microcontroller included.Slave Kit:Contain one RPICT board with 4 slave stand off without microcontroller.970 Produits
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RPICT8 - Raspberrypi SCT Adaptor
Connect 8 Current sensors to a Raspberrypi
Documentation
- 8x Current sensor ports
- Arduino IDE programmable
- Output Active Power/ Apparent power/ Power Factor/ Irms/ Vrms
- Text based serial output
- Atmega328p Microcontroller
- View/record data using Linux/Python/Emoncms/Nodered/Grafana
- Stackable - Up to 5 board stack on one Raspberrypi.
- Compatible with Raspberrypi 2 & 3 & 4
Package Content
- 1 RPICT8 Unit.
- 4 Mounting Stand off.
- 8 Mounting Screws.
Recommended Sensors
- Current: SCT-013-000 SCT-019 SCT-006 or any other current output CT.
Rating
The "Rating" option determines the maximum reading the board can do. the lower the rating the higher the resolution. If you need different rating per channel choose rating "other" and email us the details of each single channels.
Default Parameters:
Node ID: 11
Scan interval: 5 seconds
Output: Space separated Values (Emonhub)
Default loaded sketch freely available on the wiki page.
Stacking boards
The RPICT8 can be stacked with other RPICT7V1 or RPICT4V3 or RPICT8 to expand the numbers of sensors supported. See more about stacking in the link below. Stacking Documentation
Avis
Excellent product! 2nd to none.
This is a fantastic product and the price point is also unmatched! This is the Version 3 which has a different location of the communication pins for the atmega chip versus the older version of the board. I currently (heh) have three of the V1.3 boards stacked on top of a 3v4ct board on a raspberry pi 3 b+ (We use this for power monitoring at a non-for-profit lan party).
The old version had rst and gnd pins that needed to be shorted out to program the device, they have added an awesome button that allows you to do this without need to hook up jumper wires, as well as moved the communication pins away from the stand off hole to make it easier to stack on top of each other. Needs a bit of tinkering, but once you get it, the process is super easy. I imagine anyone looking into doing something like this will have no problem figuring out how to get everything working.
I would recommend this product to anyone who wants to monitor power usage.
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