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Question: Will this work on San Diego Gas and Electric's (SDG&E) new AMR gas and electric meters---including natural gas consumption display?
Document: The oven uses a lot more than the AC, so during a power outage stuff will go in the micro, on the gas stove-top or outside on the grill, but not into the oven.I read the other persons comments about his Electricity provider, but my experience with San Diego Gas & Electric was simplistic and absolutely outstanding.He was right about the web interface being kinda slow, but I would buy it again as there is nothing else like it out there.
I researched this product as best I could only to find out after buying it that my local utility, Pacific Gas and Electric Co., does not (yet) support customers with a residential solar system. I do have a (NEMS) Smartmeter, but it is not compatible with this HAN device, because PG&E;'s meter was not "certified" for HANs usage. This information definitely needs to be clarified on PG&E;'s HAN website.
I am thankful for the more detailed reviews of some of the other customers, however I will say the process with PG&E in San Francisco was extremely easy, even within the condo complex I'm in (yes it works on the 3rd floor/top floor I'm in, with the meters being in the basement, which is impressive).
Only reports net electric consumption, which is fine if you don't have solar panels. Can't compute the bill for time-of-use metering as often used by us solar panel weenies.Wouldn't connect unless hooked directly to the router, unusually choosy for a network device.
My electric utility is Southern California Edison. I purchased this ZigBee gateway and through my SCE online account I added the needed information to sync it with my Smartmeter. Through the Wattvision website I can see my power consumption real-time, daily, and historically. Only negative is a few times I had to power it off and on to get it reconnected to the internet. But otherwise it is a good product.
Am currently using this product with San Francisco PG&E. ; It took a while as some other reviewers have mentioned to go through the process and get it setup (no fault of Rainforest Automation). Specifically, I had to e-mail PG&E;, purchase the device, fill out a form, call them several times, etc.Then, they said that the device was paired, when it fact it wasn't.
I'm in California and my electricity company is PG&E. ; I was pleased when the PG&E; website said that HAN (Home Area Networking) is now available with solar panel installations. I ordered the Eagle and registered it with PG&E; but unfortunately it didn't work. It was a bit complicated to get everything sorted out but it was definitely not a problem with the Eagle.
I'm no fan of the ZigBee radio standard but this Gateeway immediately joined my home network and (after contacting my utility SDGE by email) linked with my SmartMeter to provide minute by minute reports on power consumption. Sobering information that I now can see on any of my iPads, iPhones and PCs..
Set up was a huge pain (one note -- typing in the address of the device as listed in the instructions in the browser did not work; I was only able to proceed when I set the IP address of the unit to a static/reserved address in the router, and used that IP address to continue set up.
And maybe that is true in applications that work with a non-NEMs utility meter connected to a non-solar powered house. Apparently, the more complex "smart meter" that readout bi-directionally, need to be updated and/or replaced BEFORE they can be enabled for HANs services. I have been waiting for six months to have this situation resolved!
Answer: Electric only.  Doubt the current firmware can do gas