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myenergi harvi vs HomeWizard P1 Meter
| Install fit | ||
|---|---|---|
| Phase support | Unknown | Reads 1-phase or 3-phase data from a compatible smart meter P1 port |
| Installation | Indoor wall mounting near up to three CT clamps and within RF range of the paired master; use a suitable IP-rated plastic enclosure outdoors. | Plug-in indoor P1-port smart-meter reader; powered by SMR5 P1 port or USB-C on older meters. |
| Measurement | Wireless relay of CT-derived grid import/export, solar generation, battery, or load measurements; harvi is not a standalone IP meter or data logger. | Gateway/data logger reading smart-meter P1 telemetry for electricity import/export, gas, and solar surplus; not a direct current-carrying meter. |
| Max current | Unknown | 0 A |
| Meter fit | ||
| Current sensing | Unknown | Reads data from the utility smart meter P1 port |
| Gateway fit | ||
| Connectivity | Proprietary 868 MHz or 915 MHz low-power wireless link to one compatible myenergi master device; no Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or standalone IP interface. | 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n with local HTTP/JSON API access on the same LAN; initial setup uses the HomeWizard Energy app. |
| Downstream protocols | Up to three myenergi CT inputs for single-phase, three-phase, or multi-point measurement; wireless telemetry is sent to the paired zappi, eddi, or libbi master. | P1/HAN smart-meter port using DSMR-style telegram data from one connected compatible utility smart meter; exposed upstream through HomeWizard local API v1/v2. |
| Connected devices | 1 | 1 |
| Role | Battery-free energy-harvesting wireless CT sensor that relays grid, generation, battery, or load measurements to one paired myenergi master device. | P1 smart-meter reader and Wi-Fi data logger for electricity import/export, gas, per-phase telemetry, and solar-surplus visibility. |
| Monitoring | ||
| Protocol | 868 / 915 MHz proprietary wireless telemetry | Wi-Fi / Local API |
| Local API | No | Yes |
| Cloud dependency | No standalone harvi cloud; app/cloud visibility depends on the paired internet-connected myenergi master device. | Optional for live LAN data; required for app history, Energy+, remote services, and smart-charging predictions. |
| Home Assistant | Unknown | Yes |
| Solar fit | ||
| Solar import/export | Yes | Yes |
| Buying context | ||
| Price range | Unknown | About EUR 25-EUR 40 |
| Availability | United Kingdom and Europe through myenergi channels; HARVI-65A3PR 915 MHz conformity is also published for Australia and New Zealand. Retail availability and radio variant vary by market. | Europe through HomeWizard official store and localized markets; requires a compatible P1/HAN smart meter. HomeWizard lists 1-phase and 3-phase smart-meter data support. |
| Source check | ||
| Last verified | Sep 25, 2026 | Sep 11, 2026 |
| Product page | Official page | Official page |
| Documentation | Official docs | Official docs |
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