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Old 10th April 2010, 18:08   #1
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Just installed this nifty package to measure power consumption at the mains coming into the house. Over time I think I'll be able to spot when Core i7 load testing starts

http://www.flukso.net/
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Old 10th April 2010, 18:45   #2
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Which device do you need to do that ?
 
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follow the linkie
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Old 10th April 2010, 23:46   #4
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ah, found it ... a Fluksometer

Gotta remember this for when I leave home (or maybe even earlier so I can check the power consumption in my room )
 
Old 11th April 2010, 00:28   #5
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if you want to measure power at wall outlet, better get a €15 power meter from your local Brico
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I have 5 wall sockets in use atm and about 16 devices are connected to them, so a single €15 won't do (plus those aren't as fancy as a Fluksometer )
 
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and a fluksometer won't be able to measure your room's power usage
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Old 11th April 2010, 12:24   #8
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Why wouldn't it work for my room ? It's just a matter of attaching the current clamp on the cable leaving the fuse box
 
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Nifty gadget, but 60 euro + vat + shipping is kinda expensive for me atm
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Old 11th April 2010, 21:39   #10
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yes wutske, you are correct, that should work.
@Piotke: worth the investment if it helps you reduce overall costs by being able to keep an eye on your consumption
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