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GoodWe Smart Meter GM1000D vs Chint DTSU666

Install fit
Phase support Single-phase Three-phase four-wire (3P4W), 220-240 V L-N / 380-415 V L-L, 50/60 Hz
Installation DIN-rail mounted indoor smart meter with included external current transformers Indoor 4-module DIN35 rail direct-connected installation; IP20 enclosure
Measurement Dual-CT single-phase AC-coupled meter for grid and PV-inverter flow, voltage, current, power, power factor, frequency, and active/reactive energy. Bidirectional three-phase direct-connected electrical-parameter and import/export energy measurement
Max current 120 A 80 A
Nominal voltage 110 / 230 Vac nominal single-phase Unknown
Meter fit
Accuracy class Class 1 (voltage/current and active energy) / Class 2 (reactive energy) Energy 1%; voltage, current and power 0.5% (DTSU666-G direct variant)
Current sensing Two included 120A:40mA CTs: CT1 on the grid path and CT2 on the AC-coupled/grid-tie PV inverter path; observe House (K) to Grid (L) orientation. DTSU666-G direct input 0.25-5(80) A; no external CT
Monitoring
Protocol RS485 / Modbus RTU RS485 / Modbus RTU
Local API Yes Yes
Cloud dependency No cloud required for local RS485 operation; SEMS is optional. No cloud required; RS-485 Modbus RTU metering is local. Remote use depends on a separate gateway or host.
Home Assistant Yes Yes
Solar fit
Solar import/export Yes Yes
Buying context
Availability United States, Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico via GoodWe's current North America distributor network; availability elsewhere depends on the local GoodWe channel and compatible inverter market. Global CHINT product range with localized availability through CHINT subsidiaries and distributors
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Last verified Oct 1, 2026 Sep 2, 2026
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