I tried the RS485 meter solution which worked for a while. I now have a CT solution which I prefer as there is no location, fuse or mains wiring to worry about. Hope it helps someone.
Every time I open the game, I see many offers and options that look tempting. However, I am never sure which ones actually matter. I worry about making bad choices and regretting them later. How do you usually decide?
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Excuse me? What the hell is this? I'm suddenly barred from reviewing my own installation to sign up to marketing and a load of new 'terms and conditions'? I don't agree and did not agree to this when it was installed. Kindly remove all this and let me use my own system.
You could also try my solution with a 2 core 6mm SWA cable buried in the ground between the two points, suitably terminated at both ends so you could connect it to a cable like I used with cascaded CT's. I believe this would work as the cable burden is slightly lower than what mine is (say 0.6 ohms). Anyhow I am a dinosaur and come from a substation background when you did not mix communications and control/protection so your solution is probably more up with the times. I guess the RS485 solution is more inline with the type test/G100 rules but as long as the DNO accept the solution - all good.