Smart Meter Selector

Find the kind of smart meter that fits your home.

This tool is written for normal homeowners. Start with a few plain-language inputs, then scroll into a result that explains the recommendation instead of just dumping a shortlist.

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Must answer

Where are you in the decision?

Is this a new install or an upgrade?

Home supply

What matters most?

What do you mainly want to see?

How do you want to use the data?

Improves accuracy

What kind of setup fits you better?

Installation complexity you can tolerate

Budget

Preferred install style

Advanced preferences

I already have solar I already have an EV or charger I already have a battery Solar support matters now or soon I may add a battery or EV charger later I want separate visibility for major loads I care about import and export clarity I want to preserve upgrade flexibility

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How to use this smart meter tool well

What this tool helps with Use it when you are trying to work out what kind of smart meter setup actually fits your home, before you get lost in brand names or app screenshots.

What to tell the tool The most useful answers are about what you want to see: whole-home totals, solar import/export clarity, or bigger loads like EV charging and hot water separately.

How to read the result Treat the shortlist as a meter direction first. The best match is not always the cheapest device or the one with the prettiest app, but the one that keeps the right data path open for your home.

What changes the shortlist fastest

Solar import and export visibility changes the meter type quickly If solar clarity matters, whole-home totals alone are often not enough. The shortlist shifts toward profiles that are better for import/export context.

Major-load monitoring is different from just watching the house total If you want to see EV charging, hot water, or AC separately, the right meter profile changes much faster than many buyers expect.

Future battery or EV plans matter early If the home is likely to expand, it is usually better to decide on data flexibility up front instead of replacing a simpler meter later.