Ivie ivie Bud | in-Home Display Your Smart Meter

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See, understand and control how your home uses energy easier than ever with this beautifully designed touchscreen display. By making energy-saving rewarding, users are given a more engaging experience with managing energy in the home.

The display doesn't show the correct data and my Energy Provider can / will do nothing to make it work, so to me, this is useless unfortunately. I’ve already heard too many horror stories about countries that equip electric meters with serial ports that caused electric shocks - and it quickly becomes obvious why optical ports are used instead for meters destined for the UK, especially in cases where the meter lives outside and weather is a factor. The end of 2023 saw the release of Trolls: Band Together, so why not go back and watch the original?Well, probably because the NCSC is a thing in the UK and not elsewhere so the other countries that allow this don’t have the expertise that the UK has.

The cheese-loving farmer Wallace and his loyal mutt Gromit star in a film inspired by Hammer Horror flicks.Sometimes it may need to contact the previous supplier for information but this is a 'standard industry process'. The intention is that all IHDs remain behind when you move home, so there should already be one when you move in with an existing Smart Meter in place. It's worth noting that while the ivie Bud and your in-home display receive information from your smart meters via Zigbee radio frequency, your energy supplier receives data from the DCC (Data Communications Company). The ivie Bud has been developed by Chameleon Technology - the trusted smart in-home display provider to 8 of the 10 largest energy providers in the UK. The other “DCC/SMETS” port seems more complicated than a simple read-only port, so I’m not sure we’re talking the same kind of port.