That's nothing more than watching line inductance fluctuations. However, there's no API I can scrape or portal I can easily access to see any information about the meter that's on my house.
That's nothing more than watching line inductance fluctuations. However, there's no API I can scrape or portal I can easily access to see any information about the meter that's on my house.
Access or an api is even doable. The propane company installed a wireless level monitor on the propane tank here and I can access the data via a smartphone app. I believe the monitor is using 4g cell service for connectivity.
I wonder how soon the propane company would be onsite if I threw some shielding over it.
Access or an api is even doable. The propane company installed a wireless level monitor on the propane tank here and I can access the data via a smartphone app. I believe the monitor is using 4g cell service for connectivity.
I wonder how soon the propane company would be onsite if I threw some shielding over it.
It could be using 4G or even T-Mobile's M2M 2G service, (f you're in the USA. The last 2G carrier left...)
AEP doesn't provide anything like that as far as I know. I'll have to poke at them.
It could be using 4G or even T-Mobile's M2M 2G service, (f you're in the USA. The last 2G carrier left...)
AEP doesn't provide anything like that as far as I know. I'll have to poke at them.
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