The Home Energy Meter 8 has numerous end points, with each additional terminal adding 2 end points. This can quickly become confusing in the HomeCenter3, this guide will help lead you through what each endpoints mean for this device.





Pair/Include Home Energy Meter 8 using Fibaro HC3 / Yubii Home
First connect Home Energy Meter to Fibaro HC3, use the steps below in this section to pair/include your Home Energy Meter 8 to Fibaro HC3 / Yubii Home.

  1. Open the Home Centre 3 user interface. 
  2. Tap"+ Add device" located at the top right corner. 
  3. Tap "Z-Wave". 
  4. Tap "Start"
  5. Home Center 3 will now be scanning for a device to pair (you can confirm that the green LED on your hub is now blinking at this point).
    • Tap the action button once quickly on Home Energy Meter 8 to pair the sensor. 
  6. Input the 5 digit pin code to finalize secure pairing. 



Remove/Exclude Home Energy Meter 8 using Fibaro HC3 / Yubii Home


These steps can be performed even if Home Energy Meter 8 are not yet paired to your Home Center 3. This makes a good method to factory resetting your Home Energy Meter 8

  1. Open the Home Centre 3 / Yubii user interface. 
  2. Tap"- Remove device" located at the top right corner. 
  3. Tap "Z-Wave". 
  4. Tap "Start"
  5. Home Center 3 will now remove your device.
    • Tap the action button once quickly on Home Energy Meter 8 to pair the sensor.





Understanding Home Energy Meter on Fibaro HC3 / Yubii Home



3 Clamp Endpoints / Legend:

  • Endpoint 0 - Root device (hidden)
  • Endpoint 1 - Phase A import (Clamp 1)
  • Endpoint 2 - Phase A export (Clamp 1)
  • Endpoint 3 - Phase B import (Clamp 2)
  • Endpoint 4 - Phase B export (Clamp 2)
  • Endpoint 5 - Phase C import (Clamp 3)
  • Endpoint 6 - Phase C export (Clamp 3)
  • Endpoint 7 - algebraic sum of import current of all phases
  • Endpoint 8 - algebraic sum of export current of all phases
  • Endpoint 9 - net value import
  • Endpoint 10 - net value export



Energy Panel:


When using the energy panel, it is recommended that the last 4 end points should not be included to avoid false readings due to duplicated values.


The setting can be found in the respective Energy Meter under General tab.


Parameter 101 - 106 Configuration:


Parameters 101- 106 are defined by bit table. In HomeCenter 3 there is the option of setting each bit individually under parameters.  



To understand which bit is which value, look at the following image:


Example: Parameter 101 - 103 (Endpoint 1, 3, 5, 7, 9)


Example: Parameter 104 - 106 (Endpoint 2,4,6,8,10)