Consumption history chart is available for each device to find your balance between savings and comfort. All devices send sensor and consumption data which can be accessed from the mobile app. This data can be compared to the historical electricity price.
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Overview of history chart
To access the consumption chart from the app navigate to Device > Settings > Consumption history or access it directly from device view
Reading the graph is easy
- The amount of energy (kWh) used is shown as green bars.
- The red line is the average floor or room temperature for each hour, depending on whether your Themo is floor temperature controlled or room temperature controlled. When combined sensor option is selected then only air temperature is shown.
- Your electricity price as per kWh for each hour is shown as a purple bar. Right axis displays the prices and they are shown in region currency.
- Data is displayed from 00:00 to 23:59 local time (device location)
Note! The electricity price shows the total price of electricity which sums together all the price components entered in the electricity profile
Daily consumption and cost
On the bottom of the chart you can see the total daily electricity consumption and the total weighted cost of the electricity. For each day, this data is calculated. You can go back through the days and see how much electricity you have used each day, and see how successful your Themo has been in shifting your consumption from the more expensive hours to the less expensive hours.
Note! History is currently limited to 7 days in order to share the workload of servers between all users. We are working on a solution to provide longer history and weekly/monthly overview
If you need to access your data for a longer period of time, you can get it by contacting support@themo.io.
Temperature range
The grey area in the chart is your temperature schedule. This is the area where Themo can adjust temperature based on the future electricity prices.
By monitoring your daily consumption you can adjust your heating schedule to match your saving needs. By lowering your scheduled temperature or raising schedule limit you may save more from the energy bill.
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