energy-counters 1.2.5

A Python library for reading data from various electrical energy counters including Carlo Gavazzi, Contrel, Diris, Lovato, RedZ, and Schneider devices

Energy Counters Library

A Python library for reading data from various electrical energy counters including Carlo Gavazzi, Contrel, Diris, Lovato, RedZ, and Schneider devices.

Features

• Multiple Communication Protocols: Support for both Modbus RTU (serial) and Modbus TCP connections
• Automatic Fallback: Intelligent switching between TCP and RTU when both are configured
• Comprehensive Data Collection: Read voltage, current, power, energy, and frequency measurements
• Easy Configuration: Simple dataclass-based configuration for counters and connections
• Detailed Logging: Built-in logging for debugging and monitoring
• Modern Python: Written for Python 3.8+ with type hints and dataclasses
• Extensible Design: Easy to add support for new counter models

Installation

Install from PyPI:

pip install energy-counters

Or for development:

pip install -e .

Quick Start

Import the library

import energy_counters
from energy_counters.carlo_gavazzi import EM530DataCollector
from energy_counters.lovato import DMG210DataCollector
# ... other counters

Basic Usage Example

from energy_counters.carlo_gavazzi import (
    CounterConfiguration,
    ModbusTCPConfiguration,
    EM530DataCollector
)

# Configure the counter
counter_config = CounterConfiguration(
    counter_id=167,
    unit_id=100,
    counter_name="TestCounter",
    company_id="MyCompany"
)

# Configure Modbus TCP connection
tcp_config = ModbusTCPConfiguration(
    host="192.162.10.10",
    port=502
)

# Create collector and read data
collector = EM530DataCollector(counter_config, modbus_tcp_config=tcp_config)
if collector.connect():
    data = collector.collect_data()
    if data:
        print(f"Voltage L1: {data['voltageL1']}V")
        print(f"Current L1: {data['currentL1']}A")
        print(f"Active Power: {data['activePower']}kW")
    collector.disconnect()

For detailed usage examples and complete documentation for each counter, see the README files in their respective folders:

• Carlo Gavazzi Counters
• Lovato Counters
• Diris Counters
• RedZ Counters
• Contrel Counters
• Schneider Counters

Supported Counters

Brand	Model	Status	Modbus RTU	Modbus TCP	Features
Carlo Gavazzi	EM530	Implemented	Yes	Yes	Full energy monitoring, fallback support
Lovato	DMG210	Implemented	Yes	Yes	Complete energy data collection, dual communication
Lovato	DMG800	Planned	-	-	Module structure ready
Lovato	DMG6	Implemented	Yes	Yes	Complete energy data collection, dual communication
Contrel	uD3h	Implemented	Yes	Yes	Complete energy monitoring, dual communication
Diris	A10	Implemented	Yes	Yes	Complete energy monitoring, THD analysis, dual communication
RedZ	LKM144	Implemented	Yes	Yes	Complete energy monitoring, dual communication
Schneider	IEM3250	Planned	-	-	Module structure ready
Schneider	IEM3155	Planned	-	-	Module structure ready

Implementation Status Legend

• Implemented: Full functionality with comprehensive data collection
• Planned: Module structure exists, implementation pending
• Modbus RTU/TCP: Protocol supported
• Fallback Support: Automatic failover between TCP and RTU connections

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• pymodbus 3.0.0+
• pyserial 3.5+

License

MIT License

Contributing

We welcome contributions to the Energy Counters Library! Whether you're fixing bugs, adding new counter support, improving documentation, or suggesting features, your help is appreciated.

Quick Start for Contributors

1. Fork the repository and clone your fork
2. Set up the development environment (see CONTRIBUTING.md)
3. Create a feature branch for your changes
4. Make your changes following our coding standards
5. Test thoroughly with actual hardware when possible
6. Submit a pull request with a clear description

What We Need Help With

• New Counter Support: Implementing support for additional energy meter models
• Documentation: Improving guides, examples, and API documentation
• Testing: Adding test coverage and validation with different hardware
• Bug Fixes: Fixing issues reported by the community
• Performance: Optimizing data collection and communication efficiency

Detailed Guidelines

For comprehensive contribution guidelines, development setup, coding standards, and implementation patterns, please see our Contributing Guide.

Adding New Counter Support

We especially welcome contributions that add support for new energy counter models. Our library follows a consistent pattern that makes it straightforward to add new devices. Check the Counter Implementation Guidelines for details.