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Net import/export registers on a backfed system
In some cases, it can be useful to graph the net flow of power to and from the utility, instead of the total power consumed and produced. This process adds a new view to display this information. The instructions below only apply to backfed PV systems - use th...
Reactive Power (kVAr)
Reactive power can be recorded using a formula register. First, create a power register for the equipment monitored: Next, click the power sub-type selector box to the right of the "P" box: Choose "* Record apparent power" and press OK: Finally, add ...
Initial Configuration Steps
The eGauge must be configured for the system monitored or data will be invalid. Meters sold after June 1, 2023 may default to the Modern User Interface. After logging into the eGauge meter, choose Setup >> Other Settings from the main menu to access the confi...
Accessing eGauge Interface
If the credentials need to be reset or remote configuration enabled, visit this KB article. There are two methods to access the eGauge graphical interface. Remote Access via Proxy-server First, if the device has internet access and is able to connect to the...
Register a device, remote access, and password resets
To only access a device interface, visit this KB article. To register a device and get access, log in or create an eGauge.net account at https://egauge.net/login. After being logged in, hover over eGuard, and click "Register a Device": Enter the registr...
Network Connections
The eGauge meter can be connected to a users TCP/IP network using Ethernet, HomePlug, or WiFi communication (although these connections are not required, they grant increased functionality and the ability to view the meter remotely). Related articles are found...
eGauge Proxy Server Security and Functionality
All metering data is stored locally on the meter hardware itself, the proxy server only acts as a relay between the internet and local meter interface to serve data remotely. The meter will have full functionality and no reduction in capacity if the meter is n...
HomePlug Security Considerations
Overview Some eGauge models have integrated powerline communication, commonly known as "HomePlug communication" or just "HomePlug". These eGauge models inject a signal into the conductor connected to the L1 terminal of the eGauge and attempt to communicate ...
Commissioning readings with the Channel Checker
After configuring the eGauge, it is necessary to commission the readings to ensure accuracy using the channel checker. The channel checker can be accessed via Tools -> Channel Checker. The Channel Checker tool provides instantaneous readings of all the in...
Installation Overview Tips (START HERE)
Process and Tips for a successful installation Download and read the EG4xxx Owner's Manual here for safety and general installation information. Physical Installation (*Diagrams for common setups can be found in: eGauge Installation examples. Voltages: Fir...
WiFi Access Point (TL-WA801ND)
Visit the online store page Current manufacturer information: TP-Link TL-WA801ND The TP-Link WiFi access point allows the eGauge to connect to a 2.4GHz wireless network. It is similar to the USB-powered WiFi adapter but must be powered off a wall-adapter an...
TP-Link Access Point Setup (TL-WA801ND)
The TP-Link TL-WA801ND is a multi-function access point. This document is intended to assist with configuring the TL-WA801ND to allow the EG3000 to communicate on an existing WiFi network. This guide is designed only for use with a TP-WA801ND purchased through...
Cellular Modem (Multitech MTE-LAT6-B07)
The Multitech cellular offering has been replaced by the Inhand Networks IR615 cellular modem starting in November 2020. Starting May 2022, cellular plans using the fast.t-mobile.com APN must have a new SIM card and new APN configured for continued service....
WiFi adapter (USB powered TL-WR802n)
Visit the online store page Current manufacturer information: TP-Link model TL-WR802n The USB-powered TP-Link WiFi adapter provides direct access to wireless networks and can be powered directly by the eGauge Core or Pro USB port. It is 802.11 2.4Ghz b/g/n ...
Multitech Cell Modem Setup (MTE-LAT6-B07)
Starting May 2022, cellular plans using the fast.t-mobile.com APN must have a new SIM card and new APN configured for continued service. The new APN is iot.tmowholesale and requires a new SIM card to be installed. Please follow the SIM card installation and ...
(Legacy): Maestro E206XT cell router configuration
The Maestro E206XT is a powerful and highly configurable cellular modem and router. This article details configuring the Maestro E206XT to provide Internet access to an eGauge meter using a direct Ethernet connection, as well as other general information. Any...
TP-Link powered USB WiFi Bridge Setup (TL-WR802n)
The TP-Link TL-WR802N is a WiFi bridge that can be used to connect the eGauge to a wireless network. The bridge is powered by USB, so it may be powered directly from an EG41xx device's USB port for convenience. Ethernet is connected from the bridge to the eGau...
Certification Documents
The EG4xxx declares the following certifications. Conformity documents are provided, individual's names and signatures have been redacted for privacy. IEC/UL 61010-1 Ed. 3.0 B:2010UL Category FTRZ The UL file number for eGauge is E495717. This certification...
Low Voltage / Dry Contact Sensor (ELV2)
Visit the online store page Model: ELV2 Requires the eGauge Sensor Hub and eGauge model EG4xxx (Pro or Core), not compatible with older model units. Analog sensors require ≤ 50Ω output. Only use straight-through RJ-11 cables to connect powered sensors to ...
HomePlug AV Adapter (TRENDnet TPL-406E)
This is a discontinued product. eGauge Systems no longer offers HomePlug-compatible devices. If wireless communication is required, please utilize the WiFi-enabled EG42xx series meter. The HomePlug AV adapter is used by compatible eGauge models to bring ne...