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Yes. I have been down that route. I guess i had 5 pi’s running at some point. Trying to centralize into one Intel nuc i7 and one pi for my ventilation.
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I have a separate pi for each meter and, then use remote homeassistant to collect the data into my central homeassistant. Also my pi has a possibility for din mount into fuse box.
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I have no experience with this, but in theory this should work. The sensors are identified by meter_id and data. I'm not sure about the protocol of Mbus. but it might be possible to connect all the meter cables to one usb stick? I have not looked into the electrical spec of Mbus, but if it is a bus, it should work.
Just my experience but it might have changed.
I have only been able to run this module stable over long times on a 32 bit homeassistant,
So if someone has experience on running this stable on a 64 bit nuc it would be nice to hear
Just my experience but it might have changed.
I have only been able to run this module stable over long times on a 32 bit homeassistant,
So if someone has experience on running this stable on a 64 bit nuc it would be nice to hear
Yes. I have two intel nucs with proxmox running home assistant as virtual machines. No problems with this integration. (One Aidon and one kamstrup AMS)
This should work just fine. I think the only thing that is needed is to disable the check for single instance.
I have a separate pi for each meter and, then use remote homeassistant to collect the data into my central homeassistant. Also my pi has a possibility for din mount into fuse box.