A program to read from an Rainforest Eagle-200 on the local network
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Gather data locally from a Rainforest Eagle-200 device.
Eagle200 Rader provides the ability to retrieve data from a Rainforest Eagle-200 device from the local network, rather than from the cloud. Three arguments are needed to connect to the device; IP Address, Cloud ID (aka Username), and Install Code (aka Password).
Typical usage often looks like this:
#!/usr/bin/env python import eagle200_reader IP_ADDR = 1.1.1.1 CLOUD_ID = '0012ef' INSTALL_CODE = '4234343242343242' device = eagle200_reader.EagleReader(IP_ADDR, CLOUD_ID, INSTALL_CODE) print("Instantanous Demand: {} kW".format(device.instantanous_demand())) print("Total Energy Delivered: {} kWh".format(device.summation_delivered())) print("Total Energy Received: {} kWh".format(device.summation_received())) print("Total Net Energy: {} kWh".format(device.summation_total()))
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