Hello,
How to integrate three ENEDIS meters in different houses knowing that the devices are created in Gladys.
Then how to create and link EDF contracts for different powers…
Thanks for the method.
Hello @JPPUYB,
As your three meters are already created in Gladys, the main task is to create a contract for each meter. In Gladys, a contract is linked to a single meter, with its own subscribed power. Having three different powers is not a problem at all.
1. Rename the meters (recommended)
In Integrations > Enedis > My meters, give each meter a clear name (e.g., « Meter House A », « Meter House B », etc.) and then click Save. You will recognize them more easily later on.
2. Create a contract for each meter
In Integrations > Energy Monitoring > Energy Rates > Contracts, click Create. The wizard has 4 steps:
- Meter: Choose the Enedis meter for the house in question.
- Model: Choose your EDF offer from the catalog (Blue Tariff Base, Full/Off-Peak Hours, Tempo…). If your offer is not listed, you can create the contract manually.
- Parameters: Enter the contract name, start date, and subscribed power for this property (6 kVA, 9 kVA…). For an off-peak hours offer, also specify your time slots.
- Preview: Check the calculation, then save.
Do the same for the other two meters, each time choosing the correct meter and power.
After saving, Gladys recalculates the cost in the background based on the already synchronized Enedis data. You can track the progress in Settings > Background Tasks. The cost will then appear in the « 30-minute Cost » feature of each meter.
About the houses
The cost calculation does not depend on the house: it is done solely based on the link between the meter and its contract. To visually separate the three properties, you can create a dashboard for each house, each with the widgets of its meter.
If a meter does not appear in step 1 or if the costs remain empty, let me know and we will look into it together.
I still have one of the meters to integrate with ENEDIS, but I have an issue with them that is about to be resolved. So in what follows, there are only two.
Devices:
I have two undifferentiated ENEDIS meters:
1 Rename the meters
Actually, they have the PDL number and are not modifiable, which is not a big deal in itself.
2 Create a contract for each meter
Obvious, but since the name is not modifiable, I have three unidentifiable ENEDIS meters.
Integrations — energy tracking —-directly —contracts (no energy rates)
I am on 5.2.1… and energy tracking is native…
I think there was a step where you could link an MQTT meter created to ENEDIS…
Thinking to solve the problem, I created MQTT meters that I was able to rename, thinking to assign the correct contract, except that at the time of the preview:
tariff.components: must contain less than or equal to 16 items
result: I end up with MQTT meters not linked to ENEDIS
Finally About the houses, no problem, it’s already done.
JP
Another user reported the same issue. It is being fixed but you will need to wait for the next version of Gladys (in the coming days).
