Could someone please advise me: can the current from an inverter be used to directly calculate the electricity consumption?

2015-07-10View Original

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Could someone please advise me: can the current from an inverter be used to directly calculate the electricity consumption?

Reply #22015-07-13

Add a current transformer meter at the incoming line end

Reply #32015-07-14

Agree with what was said above; it’s quite straightforward

Reply #42016-08-16

Some frequency converters come equipped with a power meter

Reply #52016-08-18

It can be calculated, but it’s only an approximate value; P=1.732*U*I*power factor. U, I, and power factor can all be read directly from the inverter

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