[vandalence]

Yes, I am in the U.S. The house was built in 1980, but not sure if it’s the same original panel. I do have a pool w/ pool house, outbuildings, and am on a well if that makes a difference in understanding what that third main line is there for.

The reason I thought it might be running off to the subpanel is because that is located less than a foot away on that side of the main panel. I probably should have an electrician come out and check out what’s going on in my panel. Especially considering the main reason for buying the Emporia is my $500/mo electric bills. The electric bills at my previous house only hit $300 once the whole time I was there. I know there could be lots of reasons for the difference, but hopefully I will know tomorrow when I hook this up.

My panel also doesn’t look like others I have seen on YouTube videos when people did installs. The neutral strips aren’t going down the sides. Should I be adding the blue/white wires from the harness to the silver screws at the top near the main neutral where all the other white wires are going to?

• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by vandalence.

[vandalence]

Hi all!

My name is Daniel. I just recently moved into a new place (1980 house) that is coming with some larger than expected electric bills. I searched online for energy monitoring and came across Emporia. I ordered the Vue 2 with 16 and 4 plugs and received it yesterday. Can’t wait to find out what is using so much energy!

I have my whole house hooked into Google Nest (cameras, dashboards, wifi, thermostats, etc.) and really love automating as much as possible. I am also a software engineer, so I really love digging into new things and learning.

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