What is a group in the meter cabinet?
A group is an individual circuit in the distribution board that supplies power to part of the property, each protected by its own circuit breaker. A standard group is usually 16 amperes, which at 230 volts amounts to a maximum of approximately 3680 watts; if you draw more power through one group, the circuit breaker trips. Staywatt's metering module charges per group in kilowatt-hours, not per appliance, and one group with refrigerator and wifi always remains outside the measurement and stays on. Work on the group distribution itself is a job for an installer.
What you must do in practice
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