The HomeWizard Wi-Fi P1 Meter supports most modern meters in Europe.
The location of the checkmark on meter images shows you where the P1 port is located on each meter. In most cases, the port is behind a latch or cap.
Country:
🇳🇱 Netherlands
🇧🇪 Belgium
🇱🇺 Luxembourg
🇩🇰 Denmark
🇭🇺 Hungary
🇸🇪 Sweden
🇫🇮 Finland
🇦🇹 Austria
🇳🇴 Norway
🇱🇹 Lithuania
Is your country not mentioned above? Does your modern meter have P1 and/or HAN port? You qualify for full cashback if you share some details with us. Please click here to read more.
🇳🇱 Netherlands
All modern meters (also known as ‘slimme meter’) in the Netherlands have a P1 port and are compatible with the P1 Meter.
Wireless connections: Gas meter (updates every 5 minutes).
Compatible
Partially compatible
These meters in the Netherlands require a power adapter and have gas data per hour instead of every 5 minutes. The ‘Iskra m382’ and ‘Kamstrup 382JxC’ do not support phase information. The Landys + Gyr E350 is fully compatible if SMR 5.0 is mentioned above the display.
Can't find your meter? Click here to qualify for a free P1 Meter!
🇧🇪 Belgium
All modern meters (also known as ‘digitale meter’) in Belgium have a P1 port and are compatible with the P1 Meter. By default, the P1 port on Belgian smart meters is deactivated for security an privacy of your data. Your local network operator can activate this port.
Fluvius: Your P1 port can be activated for free via their online portal
Sibelga: Your P1 port can be activated for free by contacting Sibelga (tel:025494100)
Ores: Your P1 port can be activated by contacting Ores (tel: 078/15.78.01). The processing fee for remote activation is €25. If your digital meter is not yet installed you can request a free activation during installation. More information..
Resa: Your P1 port can be activated by sending this document filled in to s.clientele@resa.be. The processing fee for activation is between €31 and €50. More information..
Wireless connections: Gas meter (updates every 5 minutes)
Can't find your meter? Click here to qualify for a free P1 meter!
🇱🇺 Luxembourg
All modern meters (also known as ‘Smarty’) in Luxembourg have a P1 port and are compatible with the P1 meter. By default, the P1 port on Luxembourg ‘Smarty’ meters is encrypted.
Obtaining a P1 key from your network operator
Because the data on Luxembourg Smarty meters is encrypted, the p1 Meter requires a P1 key. You can contact your network operator (Creos, Electris, Sudstroum, Ville de Diekirch or Ville d’Ettelbruck) with your name (your name must be registered for this meter at the operator), address and Smarty 'SAG' number (can be found below the green round button) of your Smarty to receive your decryption key. This key is unique for each meter and is a string of 32 numbers and letters that need to be inserted via the HomeWizard Energy app.
To enable gas measurements in the Energy app (updates every 5 minutes), contact your gas network operator (Creos, Dudelange or Sudenergie) with your name, adres, Smarty 'SAG...' number and Gas meter 'FLO...' or 'ELS...' number (can be found on the meter) for data activation.
Can't find your meter? Click here to qualify for a free P1 Meter!
🇩🇰 Denmark
All modern meters in Denmark have a P1 port and are compatible with the P1 meter. By default, the P1 port on Danish smart meters is deactivated. Contact your local network operator on how to activate the P1 port. Depending on your operator, it may be available in their online portal.
Can't find your meter? Click here to qualify for a free P1 Meter!
🇭🇺 Hungary
All modern meters in Hungary (also known as Okosmérő) have a P1 port but not all are compatible with the P1 meter. This is dependent on your network operator.
Meters from E.ON Hungária Zrt are fully compatible but do not support phase information (Sanxing, Holley and Sagemcom)
Meters from MVM (Holley) may require an update from MVM for compatibility.
Meters from network operator ELMU (Sanxing) do not work currently.
Can't find your meter? Click here to qualify for a free P1 Meter!
🇸🇪 Sweden
All modern meters in Sweden have a P1 port (also known as HAN port), but not all meters in Sweden are compatible with the P1 meter. In some cases the HAN port can be disabled and you need to contact your network operator to enable the HAN port on your smart meter.
Compatible
Partially compatible
Aidon or Kampstrup meters with an RJ12 type port in Sweden are fully compatible, Kamstrup does require a power adapter. Meters with an RJ45 type port are currently not compatible. We are looking into compatibility for these meters.
Can't find your meter? Click here to qualify for a free P1 Meter!
🇫🇮 Finland
Modern meters in Finland have a P1 port (also known as HAN port) and work with the P1 meter.
Not compatible
These meters are currently not compatible. We are looking into compatibility for these meters.
Can't find your meter? Click here to qualify for a free P1 Meter!
🇦🇹 Austria
In Austria it is network operator dependant if your smart meter has a P1 port. By default the P1 port is encrypted.
Obtaining a P1 key from your network operator
Because the data on Austrian meters is encrypted, the p1 meter requires a P1 key. You can contact your network operator with your name (your name must be registered for this meter at the operator), adres and Smart meter 'SAG' number (can be found below the green round button) of your meter to receive your decryption key. This key is unique for each meter and is a string of 32 numbers and letters that need to be inserted via the HomeWizard Energy app.
Compatible
Meters from E-Werk Schöder, Energienetze Steiermark and Stromnetz Graz are compatible.
Not compatible
Meters from NÖ Netz are not compatible. We are working on compatibility for these meters. A power adapter for these meters will be required.
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🇳🇴 Norway
We are currently working on compatibility with Norwegian smart meters. A power adapter for Norwegian meters will be required.
🇱🇹 Lithuania
Modern meters in Lithuania have a P1 port and work with the P1 meter. The data frequency is limited to once per minute.
🇨🇭Switzerland
Modern meters in Switzerland have a P1 port and work with the P1 meter. Unfortunately, we currently do not support shipping to Switzerland because the country is not a member state of the European Union (EU).
Compatible
Not compatible
Iskra Emeco meters from network operator IBC are currently not compatible.
Can't find your meter? Get a P1 Meter for free!
Is your meter not on the list for your country? And does it have a P1/HAN port? Or is your country not on the list? Then you can qualify for a full cashback as a P1 Meter tester!
Step 1. To be eligible please supply the following information before buying via our support chat.
Before ordering chat info:
A high-quality picture of your smart meter:
A high-quality picture of the P1 port:
Country of installation:
Name of your network operator:
Step 2. We will let you know if your meter is eligible for the cashback. If you are eligible you can order your P1 meter and perform the installation after receiving your package.
Step 3. Fill in the information below and send it to us via chat. We will send you a cashback for the costs of the P1 Meter including shipping. You can keep the P1 Meter.
After installation chat info:
Order number (found in the order confirmation):
HomeWizard account email address:
Does the P1 Meter work? yes/no (elaborate on what is not working)
Does the P1 Meter require external USB power? yes/no
Was the P1 port activated by default or did you require activation from the network operator? yes/no
Did you require an encryption key from your network operator? yes/no
What is the brand and model of your smart meter?
If you have solar, how is excess solar compensated by your network operator? (fixed fee per kWh/dynamic fee - please elaborate)
Do you have an on-peak and off-peak tariff? (please elaborate on times):
Attach a high-quality picture of your smart meter with the P1 Meter inserted with the 📎 button
Requirements for qualification:
Meter needs to have a P1/HAN RJ12 style port.
Norwegian meters do currently not qualify yet. We are working on broader support for meters before expanding in these countries.
Countries outside of the European Union are currently not eligible.