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HomeWizard kWh Meter 3-Phase vs Wi-Fi kWh Meter 1-Phase vs Wi-Fi kWh Meter 3-Phase

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Use this comparison when you already like HomeWizard and need to choose the right meter format for the wiring style and connectivity expectations in the home.

Install fit
Phase support 3-phase circuits Single-phase 220/230 V installations Three-phase 3x220/230 V or 380/400 V installations
Installation DIN-rail direct-connected Wi-Fi kWh meter DIN-rail mounted inline single-phase kWh meter installed after the breaker in a circuit box DIN-rail mounted inline three-phase kWh meter installed after the breaker in a circuit box
Measurement Direct-connected 3-phase import/export energy meter Single-phase bidirectional inline Wi-Fi kWh meter for measuring consumption or production circuits Three-phase bidirectional inline Wi-Fi kWh meter for measuring consumption or production circuits
Max current 100 A 100 A 100 A
Meter fit
Accuracy class Class B (MID) Class B (MID) Class B (MID)
Current sensing Direct connected up to 100A Direct connected up to 100A Direct connected up to 100A
Monitoring
Protocol Wi-Fi / Local API Wi-Fi / Local API (JSON) / HTTPS / WebSocket Wi-Fi / Local API (JSON) / HTTPS / WebSocket
Local API Yes Yes Yes
Cloud dependency Optional cloud; HomeWizard local API can be enabled for local systems. HomeWizard app and internet-connected Wi-Fi are used for normal setup, history, and remote app features, while the local API can be enabled for LAN access. HomeWizard app and internet-connected Wi-Fi are used for normal setup, history, and remote app features, while the local API can be enabled for LAN access.
Home Assistant Yes Yes Yes
Solar fit
Solar import/export Yes Yes Yes
Buying context
Price range About EUR 100-EUR 150 About EUR 59.95 About EUR 129.95
Availability EU, UK, selected European markets Europe Europe
Source check
Last verified May 18, 2026 May 18, 2026 May 18, 2026
Product page Official page Official page Official page
Documentation Unknown Official docs Official docs
Verdict

Choose by phase count first, then by whether built-in Wi-Fi convenience matters more than the simpler kWh-only metering path.

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