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July 14, 2025
Took a bit to figure out, but once I got it up and working I paired this with a "TL to RS485 485 to Serial UART" adapter which sends the data to a ESP32 DevKit device running Tasmota. Tasmota then sends the data to MQTT on Home Assistant for automation/reporting. Note: Tasmota has built in configuration profiles for the PZEM devices... so no coding required!I would highly recommend to get the PZEM that comes with the USB adapter to test/validate your PZEM and shunt configuration works as expected. Without this USB adapter it may be hard to validate the wire setup is correct.This device comes with no software. You can find the software online for your PZEM, but you must run it under Admin mode on Windows to install. If you don't want to download anything you can use the online PZEM tool at https://koshka.ddns.net/pzemweb/v1.1/Also note: all PZEM devices are configured by default for the 100amp shunt. If you don't use the software to change the configured shunt size your reported numbers will be off. For example using the PZEM-017 unchanged with a 50amp shunt will double your numbers reported.
Danielle Self
April 8, 2025
There is no software for this device. I tried the aliexepress link for the software. And seller don’t respond to emails. Don’t waste your money.
Kyle Raglin
November 1, 2024
"Danielle Self" seems unaware that these devices typically don't come with software. They are used by DIY enthusiasts/makers who use software like the "Arduino IDE", ESPHome, Tasmota, or other software they can download on their own, depending on which micro-controller or other device they want to connect it to.
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