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See what your smart meter knows.

The P1MeterKit plugs into the P1 port of your smart meter. You see your electricity use, solar export and gas in Home Assistant, in the SmartHomeShop app, or in both.

€24.00 incl. 21% VAT

The P1MeterKit connected to the P1 port of a smart meter

Will it fit your meter?

Three quick checks before you order.

Your meter
A DSMR 4 or 5 or ESMR 5 smart meter with a P1 port. The type is on the label of the meter. An RJ12 socket alone is no guarantee, so have older meters checked first. In Belgium, the user port of a digital meter may first need to be activated by your grid operator.
Power
Most DSMR 5 meters power the kit through the P1 port. For a DSMR 4 meter, or a meter that supplies too little power, use USB-C. You can add a USB-C power set when you order.
Network
The kit connects over 2.4 GHz WiFi or, with the Thread firmware, over Thread. Weak WiFi at the meter? The WaterP1MeterKit also connects by Ethernet, with PoE.

Not sure about your meter? Send us a photo of the label and we will check it. Ask us

Your energy in the SmartHomeShop app

No Home Assistant? Use the P1MeterKit with our app in a browser on your phone, tablet or computer, at home or away. With cloud firmware you see what you use, what you export and what it costs.

P1MeterKit · Meter cupboard

Online Last sync 14:02:10

Sample data

Now from the grid Now to the grid

1.684 W

Gas today

1,10 m³

Costs today

€ 1,63

Last 3 hours · new reading every 10 seconds

Today so far

From the grid
5,20 kWh
To the grid
4,05 kWh
Gas
1,10 m³
Costs
€ 1,63

Phase load

Off-peak and standard tariff

Off-peak
Standard

Standby usage

Good

54 W

≈ € 127,72 per year

Measured between 00:00 and 06:00

Costs with a sample energy contract

P1MeterKit · Meter cupboard

Live Graphs · September 2026

Sample data

Live Graphs

September 2026
Grid import
254.0 kWh
Return
180.2 kWh
Highest voltage
247.3 V L2
Highest current
21.4 A

Voltage

236.4 V

Estimated quarter hour peak

3.42 kW

Estimated from usage

Total electricity consumption

Compare your total electricity consumption

Selected month total

September 2026 · Days with measurements: 30

Your actual grid consumption (T1 + T2) for the days with measurements in this range, compared with CBS annual household references scaled to the same number of days.

  • Lower-use home

    128.2 kWh

    1,560 kWh annual reference

  • Average home

    205.5 kWh

    2,500 kWh annual reference

  • Higher-use home

    284.4 kWh

    3,460 kWh annual reference

    Closest to you

Energy prices

Hourly electricity price · ANWB Energie

Sample data

Dynamic prices

Hourly electricity price

Supplier: ANWB Energie

Now €0.205 / kWh

Gas today €1.208 / m³

Including energy tax and VAT · pick a bar

Find the cheapest run of hours

Lowest
20ct/kWh
Average
26ct/kWh
Highest
35ct/kWh

Tomorrow’s prices are published around 15:00.

Comparison

What would dynamic have cost you?

Based on your real smart meter data we calculate what each dynamic supplier would have cost you over this period, compared with your current tariffs.

Period
17 Sep to 16 Oct
Usage
241.6 kWh · 46.85 m³
Your actual costs
€140.83
You would save
€16.46
  1. EnergyZero (Cheapest) Dynamic Electricity €62.14 · Gas €57.35 €124.37 -€16.46
  2. Zonneplan Dynamic Electricity €63.17 · Gas €57.35 €125.44 -€15.39
  3. NextEnergy Dynamic Electricity €63.17 · Gas €57.63 €125.73 -€15.10
  4. Tibber Dynamic Electricity €62.58 · Gas €57.58 €126.06 -€14.77
  5. Average regular contract (CBS, June 2026) Fixed/variable Electricity €60.53 · Gas €61.47 €138.91 -€1.92

Full contract analysis

A yearly projection, whether dynamic suits you and what shifting your usage adds, with a PDF report.

1 free analysis left this year

Your analysis is ready PDF report

Yearly projection
€200 per year
Does dynamic suit you?
Neutral profile
Extra savings by shifting
€25 per year

Tools Home battery Solar panels Solar panels + home battery Solar forecast

8,784 price hours available PVGIS location model Forecast.Solar Calculate your energy investment

Sample data

Tools

Calculate with your own measurement data and get a realistic estimate for your home.

Energy

Calculate your energy investment

Home battery

My home battery · Meter cupboard P1 meter online

Charging from solar

38%3.78 / 9.94 kWh

Last calculated hour: today 13:00 · Own solar first

Saved today
€0.49
Grid import avoided
2.78 kWh
Charged today
2.92 kWh
Discharged today
2.78 kWh

Virtual behaviour over the last 7 days

A virtual battery: calculated on your own P1 readings, nothing is controlled.

Your selected battery · 10 kWh

€165savings per year

Payback period
More than 30 years
Less grid import
27.7%
Cycles per year
186

Best fitting size

5 kWh

Based on the highest net return over fifteen years, with wear calculated from actual simulated battery cycles.

Estimated household profile366 daysIndicative profile

Which battery fits best?

15 years · cycle-based degradation

BatteryGuide priceSaves per yearPayback periodNet after 15 years
5 kWh Best choice€4,000€14228.1 years-€2,021
10 kWh€6,000€165More than 30 years-€3,635
15 kWh€8,000€174More than 30 years-€5,460
20 kWh€11,000€177More than 30 years-€8,402

Solar panelsSolar panels + home battery

Your selected system

10 panels× 435 Wp · 4.35 kWp

Annual production
4,029 kWh
Savings from 2027
€320€485
Payback period
15.2 years21.6 years
Used directly or from storage
27.3%54.2%

Best fitting number

16 panels

6.96 kWp

PVGIS location modelIndicative profile

Before and after net metering

2026 with net metering
€794
From 2027
€320€485
Additional battery value
€0€165

Solar forecast

Up to date

Expected now

2.32kW

Today
11.47 kWh
Remaining today
4.35 kWh
Tomorrow
7.93 kWh
Peak today
2.41 kW · 13:30
Next hour
1.81 kW

With your own Forecast.Solar key.

Alerts

Meter cupboard · 3 active (max 20)

Sample data

Alerts

  • High power

    > 3 kW

    Email Push notifications 60 min cooldown 4× triggered

    Last triggered: 2 days ago

  • Low grid voltageLow voltage

    < 215 V

    Email Push notifications 60 min cooldown 0× triggered

    Not triggered yet

  • Device offline

    > 5 min

    Email Push notifications 60 min cooldown 0× triggered

    Not triggered yet

Recent activity

  • High power: 3.42 kW (> 3.00 kW)

    Sent2 days ago

  • High power: 3.18 kW (> 3.00 kW)

    Sent5 days ago

What the email looks like

SmartHomeShop.ioHigh power - Meter cupboard

High power

An alert was triggered on your device Meter cupboard.

Measured value: 3.42 kW
Threshold: > 3.00 kW

View device

Quick presets

  • High power> 3 kW
  • Low grid voltage< 215 V
  • High gas usage> 5 m³
  • Device offline> 5 min

Send via

  • Email
  • Push notifications
  • Power now and per phase, from and to the grid
  • Hourly, daily, monthly and yearly charts for electricity and gas
  • Costs based on your own energy contract
  • Standby usage, measured at night
  • Solar panel and home battery calculators on your own readings
  • Free account: dashboard, live data and 12 months of history
  • Live energy flow from and to the grid, with gas
  • Voltage and current per phase, with the limits of the standard (207 and 253 volts)
  • Quarter-hour peak, standby use and voltage dips
  • Your usage next to that of an average household
  • Trends per hour of the day, and days, months or years side by side
  • Your own contract: fixed, variable or dynamic
  • Dynamic with 8 Dutch suppliers, with energy tax and VAT added automatically
  • The hourly electricity price for today and tomorrow
  • What would dynamic have cost you? Calculated on your own meter data
  • Full contract analysis with a PDF report
  • Solar panels: yield for your roof, payback time and the end of net metering in the Netherlands
  • Home battery: buying advice for four sizes on real hourly prices
  • Solar panels and a home battery calculated together
  • Live virtual battery: what a battery would save you right now
  • Solar forecast for your own panels, with your own Forecast.Solar key
  • On high usage or a lot of return delivery
  • On voltage that is too high or too low
  • When your meter goes offline
  • Free: 1 alert per device. Plus gives you 20, Pro unlimited.
See everything the app does

Home Assistant, our app or both

Use P1MeterKit with Home Assistant, the SmartHomeShop cloud app or both at the same time. With compatible firmware, you can combine local dashboards and automations with remote access to your readings in our app.

Locally with Home Assistant

With local ESPHome firmware, readings go straight to Home Assistant. No SmartHomeShop account or cloud subscription is required.

  • Electricity use, export and available gas readings in your Energy Dashboard.
  • Build your own dashboards and automations using P1 readings.
Explore the Home Assistant integration

Through the SmartHomeShop app

No Home Assistant needed. Open our cloud app in a browser on your phone, tablet or computer, even when you are away from home.

  • View current power, electricity use, export and gas from your P1 meter.
  • Compare energy use in hourly, daily, monthly and yearly charts.
  • See energy costs based on your configured energy contract.
Explore the SmartHomeShop app

Cloud use requires an account, internet and cloud firmware that supports your model. Readings and features depend on hardware and firmware; history and usage limits depend on your app plan. With supported firmware, you can also use the app and Home Assistant together.

Find the right firmware

Which kit do you need?

All three work with the P1 port of your smart meter. Pick what fits your home.

Is your P1 port already in use?

Your meter has one P1 port. If a charging station, solar inverter or energy manager already uses it, the P1SplitterKit gives you five outputs, and every device reads the same meter at the same time.

  • Five active outputs with their own amplifier, without data loss
  • Powered by the meter or USB-C, use USB-C for several devices
  • An LED per output shows data flowing
  • No software and nothing to set up
  • 1 m RJ12 cable included
View the P1SplitterKit €35.00 incl. 21% VAT

Smart meter

P1

P1SplitterKit

  1. P1MeterKit
  2. Charging station
  3. Solar inverter
  4. Energy manager
  5. Free output

Made for the Home Assistant Energy Dashboard

Home Assistant finds the P1MeterKit on your network through ESPHome. Your electricity, solar export and gas go straight into the Energy Dashboard, and every reading is ready for your own automations. Your data stays in your own network.

  • A new reading every second on DSMR 5 meters
  • Electricity use and export per tariff, in kWh
  • Power now and per phase, plus voltage and current
  • Gas meter reading
  • Power failures, voltage sags and swells
  • Temperature and humidity at the meter
Read the Home Assistant guide Also works with DSMR Reader.
See what our integration adds on top
Home Assistant energy dashboard with electricity, gas and water charts on a phone
Example of a Home Assistant energy dashboard. The water chart comes from a WaterP1MeterKit. The P1MeterKit supplies electricity and gas.

So much more with our Home Assistant integration

Install our free integration from HACS and Home Assistant gains a complete energy system: your contract prices, a planner for your home battery, smart solar control, the Smart Energy panel and dedicated cards.

Free and open source. In English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish.

The integration in action: the cards for the P1MeterKit, WaterMeterKit and WaterP1MeterKit, and the Smart Energy panel. The integration follows the language of your Home Assistant.

With your free account and energy contract

Link your SmartHomeShop account to your contract and Home Assistant starts acting on price. Dynamic prices are available for Dutch suppliers; Smart Energy is new and still growing.

Your contract prices in Home Assistant
Fixed, variable or dynamic. With a dynamic contract you see the prices per hour or quarter-hour for today and, as soon as they are published, for tomorrow.
Charge and discharge your home battery smartly
Every 5 minutes a planner works out when your battery should charge, hold or discharge, using your prices, the solar forecast, your usage and battery wear. By default you get advice. Turn on automatic control and Home Assistant runs your battery through the integration of your battery or inverter.
Devices in the cheapest hours
Say the car must be ready at 07:00 and needs 4 hours of charging: Home Assistant picks the cheapest hours before then and can guard your main fuse. Also for a dishwasher in one block, or pre-heating with your heat pump when electricity is cheap.
Solar panels at negative prices
Limit your return delivery as soon as the feed-in price drops below zero, or use that electricity yourself.
Know when electricity is cheap
Sensors for the current price, the price level and the cheapest block of 1 to 6 hours, ready for your own automations.
See what it earns you
How much your smart control saves per day and per month with your battery and scheduled devices, compared with that day's average price.

Instant, local and without an account

This works right after installing, entirely on your own network.

Make use of your solar surplus
Switch on a device, water heater or heat pump when you produce more than you use, or keep your return delivery close to zero with your inverter's power limit.
Dedicated dashboard cards
A P1MeterKit card with power from and to the grid, the load per phase, your costs today and this month, standby use and your monthly peak. Plus cards for live energy, prices, usage and costs.
The Smart Energy panel
See at a glance what your home uses right now and where it comes from: the grid, your solar panels or your battery, with today's trend.
Into the Energy Dashboard in one click
Electricity, return delivery and gas go into the Home Assistant Energy Dashboard with the right prices. You review the changes first.
An eye on your main fuse
How heavily each phase is loaded compared with your main fuse, the imbalance between the phases and how much power you have left.
Standby use and monthly peak
Your lowest night-time use with its yearly cost, and your highest quarter-hour peak of the month, useful with the Belgian capacity tariff.
Ready-made notifications
High usage, more than 500 W at night, close to your fuse limit or a lot of return delivery: one click turns each into a regular Home Assistant automation, also as a push notification through the Home Assistant app.

Open source firmware with ESPHome

Full control over your P1MeterKit with open configuration, local data, and direct Home Assistant integration.

Fully open source
All firmware and configuration live on GitHub. You can adapt it directly to your own setup.
Built on ESPHome
Stable real-time data with OTA updates and native Home Assistant support.
100% Local
With local firmware, your readings stay within your own network, with no mandatory cloud or subscription.
View on GitHub
p1meterkit.yaml ESPHome
# P1MeterKit, ESPHome package
substitutions:
  name: p1meterkit-a1b2c3
  friendly_name: P1MeterKit a1b2c3

packages:
  smarthomeshop.p1meterkit:
    url: https://github.com/smarthomeshop/p1meterkit
    ref: main
    files: [p1meterkit-v3/p1meterkit.yaml]

esphome:
  name: ${name}
  friendly_name: ${friendly_name}

api:
wifi:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the P1MeterKit.

  • A small module that reads the P1 port of your smart meter. You see your electricity use, solar export and gas, and the kit also measures temperature and humidity at the meter. You use it with Home Assistant, with the SmartHomeShop app, or with both.

  • It works with DSMR 4 and 5 and ESMR 5 smart meters with a P1 port. You find the type on the label of your meter. An RJ12 socket alone is no guarantee, so have older meters checked first. Not sure? Send us a photo of the label and we will check it.

  • Plug the included 2 m RJ12 cable into the P1 port of your meter and into the kit. Most DSMR 5 meters power the kit. With a DSMR 4 meter, or too little power from the meter, use USB-C. Then connect the kit to your 2.4 GHz WiFi. Home Assistant finds it automatically, or you add it to the app with cloud firmware.

  • Yes. In Home Assistant you can build automations on every reading, for example a notification when you import more than 3 kW, or starting the dishwasher when your solar panels export power.

  • The WaterP1MeterKit does everything the P1MeterKit does and also reads your water meter, with leak alerts. It can also connect by Ethernet with PoE and has an expansion port. If you only want insight into electricity and gas, the P1MeterKit is enough.

  • Use the P1SplitterKit. It turns one P1 port into five active outputs, each with its own amplifier, so a charging station, inverter or energy manager and the P1MeterKit can read the meter at the same time.

  • The P1MeterKit and a 2 m RJ12 cable. A USB-C power set is optional when you order. You need it for a DSMR 4 meter or when your meter supplies too little power.

  • Yes. You see electricity use and solar export per tariff, power now and per phase, and the gas reading that your smart meter passes on.

  • DSMR 5 meters send a new reading every second, DSMR 4 meters every 10 seconds. Home Assistant receives every reading. Gas is updated as often as your meter reports it. In the SmartHomeShop app, a new reading arrives every 10 seconds.

  • Local use with ESPHome and Home Assistant requires no SmartHomeShop subscription. The optional cloud app has its own plans; history, features and usage limits depend on the plan you choose.

  • You choose. With local ESPHome firmware, readings stay within your network and you use Home Assistant. Supported cloud firmware lets you use the SmartHomeShop app without Home Assistant, with an account and internet. Features and history depend on model, firmware and app plan.

  • Yes, with firmware that supports both. Home Assistant then gets the readings locally, and the app shows them wherever you are. The app needs a SmartHomeShop account and internet.

  • Yes. The P1MeterKit has a built-in Thread radio. With the Thread firmware it talks to Home Assistant locally through your Thread border router, without WiFi. Over Thread a reading arrives every 5 seconds, so your Thread network doesn't get flooded. If you use the SmartHomeShop app, choose the WiFi firmware.

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Technical Specifications

Connection to Energy Meter

RJ12 port for direct coupling with DSMR-compatible energy meters

Network Connection
  • Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n (2.4 GHz), supports WPA2/WPA3 security.
  • Thread via the built-in IEEE 802.15.4 radio, with the Thread firmware and a Thread border router.
Data Transfer

Every second on DSMR 5 meters, every 10 seconds on DSMR 4. Over Thread every 5 seconds.

Physical Dimensions of the Kit

92 x 47.5 x 26.5 mm

Cable Length

2-meter RJ12 cable for connection to the energy meter

Power Supply

USB-C port for power supply (5V, 1A) with included USB adapter (if chosen). Alternative power supply possible via the energy meter with DSMR v5.0 that supports power supply through the RJ12 port

Operational Classification

IP20 (suitable for indoor use)

Temperature Range

Operational from -10 °C to +40 °C

Compatibility

Works with DSMR versions 4.0 and 5.0, as well as ESMR 5.0

Software

Fully integrated with Home Assistant, support for over-the-air firmware updates (OTA)

Choose your meter kit.

Water only, energy only or both: there is always a kit that fits your meters.

Choose your meter kit.
WaterMeterKit €55.00 incl. 21% VAT WaterP1MeterKit €70.00 incl. 21% VAT P1MeterKit €24.00 incl. 21% VAT This page
Home Assistant Yes Yes Yes
SmartHomeShop app Yes Yes Yes
DSMR Reader No Yes Yes
Open-source ESPHome firmware Yes Yes Yes
Energy
Electricity use and solar export No Yes Yes
Gas, via your smart meter No Yes Yes
Power, voltage and current per phase No Yes Yes
Water
Water use per litre Yes Yes No
Current flow rate Yes Yes No
Alert when water keeps running Yes Yes No
Separate water sensor with 3 m cable Yes Yes No
Leak sensor at the meter No With the optional leak sensor No
Connectivity
WiFi 2.4 GHz Yes Yes Yes
Ethernet No Yes No
Thread Yes Yes Yes
Power supply
USB-C Yes Yes Yes
Power over Ethernet (PoE) No Yes No
Via the P1 port (DSMR 5) No No Yes
Extras
Temperature and humidity Yes Yes Yes
Expansion port for an extra sensor No Yes No

= With the optional leak sensor

Thread: with the Thread firmware the kit works without WiFi, locally with Home Assistant through your Thread border router. How to set up Thread

View the WaterMeterKit View the WaterP1MeterKit Buy the P1MeterKit

= With the optional leak sensor

Thread: with the Thread firmware the kit works without WiFi, locally with Home Assistant through your Thread border router. How to set up Thread

Make your smart meter talk.

One kit, one cable, and you see your electricity, solar export and gas in Home Assistant, in our app, or in both.

€24.00 incl. 21% VAT