This is a simple python application which reads the output of the P1 port of a Landis Gyr+ E350 power meter. This is currently quite a common smart power meter in the Netherlands.
Several other Landis meters use the format this application is reading and converting. I've only tested this with the E350, so YMMV.
It basically opens the USB serial port and continually reads the output from the power meter. Every 10 seconds the meter outputs statistics and other information from the meter, converts it to a more readable JSON format and broadcasts it to a MQTT topic.
What you need:
- A linux box connected to the P1 port of the power meter (may as well be a raspberry pi)
- docker and docker-compose
- An MQTT service and the topic name to broadcast to
Copy config.dist.env to config.env, modify the values to your needs and run
docker-compose up -d.
To get a more detailed look at the message format of the Landis meter, look at src/p1/converter.py.