Three-phase HomeKit
Three-phase Goodwe Home Kit
GoodWe HK3000 is a solution designed to monitor load energy consumption in real time, 24 hours a day. Based on best design principles, the HK3000 is tailored to homeowners’ needs and only requires an internet connection. It consists of a smart meter and a Wi-Fi / LAN communication module. An additional advantage of GoodWe HK3000 is that it can be applied to grid-connected systems with Goodwe inverters or even systems without PV and it is a key component in keeping load consumption records. With 60-second update frequency, data is transmitted and stored on the cloud. End users benefit from a better understanding of their electricity consumption and the source from which it is generated. Moreover, if used together with aninverter goodwe, HK3000 can limit the power exported to the grid.
Three CTs Design – Super Accurate Measurement
GoodWe HomeKit (HK3000) is designed to connect with three CTs (Current Transformer), which can measure the inverter side and the grid side at the same time.
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