Ivie ivie Bud | in-Home Display Your Smart Meter

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We believe that you're referring to the ivie Bud, our In-Home Display that you link to the app to get live data. A key pro for me personally is the app has the ability to drill down on the data even to the point of showing you what appliances are using what energy and how much they are costing you to run. However, it appears that the information being sent from your smart metering system is incomplete, which is why you were not receiving the expected data on the ivie Bud.

However, if you’d like to review it, I’m in no doubt that Tim will happily help you out with getting it published. Contrary to the impression that the delay was due to a lack of promptness from our side or the courier's failure to deliver on time, it was primarily a result of you not being available to receive the package. Pinpoint exactly where you’re using the most energy, and take on challenges that can bring you the biggest savings. The only workaround is to use an IHD that comes from your energy supplier as these can be paired without internet access. However, I’ve suggested the ability to at least re-arm the same device on the same site in the event you accidentally nuke it with a Full Reset.

E101 usually suggests that there is a problem with the smart meter itself allowing the ivie Bud or in home display to connect. If you'd like us to investigate this issue, please do let us know by submitting a bug report in the app.

All I want the app to do is let me know how much my energy is costing me without me having to provide my personal info. It took me a while to realise it but the tariffs are based on kWh for both utilities which is fine for Electricity as the meter counts in kWh but the Gas counts in cubic meters which is converted to kWh when you get billed. Though it took a couple working days to get back to you, your patience is greatly appreciated, and we are dedicated to assisting you. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of a full IHD but it tells you how much you've spent that day and since the last bill which is all I really need. You’re supposed to create an account to use this device and it then joins your Home Area Network and pairs to the meters by itself afterwards - this is possible because of Chameleon being a DCC Other User, so your supplier doesn’t need to get involved.

For security reasons, all IHDs and CADs which connect to the communications hub Home Area Network need the involvement of either a Registered DCC User (a supplier) or a Registered DCC Other User(eg; Chameleon or Hildebrand) to connect/link these devices to a particular communications hub. I've absolutely loved using my ivie Bud and the app to help me save money on our bills this year, especially now that the weather is getting cooler. I also found the locate address tool unreliable and there was no locate by MPAN this time - I actually had to use the account creation via the Samsung SmartThings integration to get the account created at all, since only that side has the locate by MPAN option. From quick wins to long-term improvements to make, these personalised energy challenges are a game-changer. Downloaded the app and followed all the instructions to hook it up to my smart meter but even after several weeks there is no data is pulling through to the app.If your display still isn’t working correctly, or is showing incorrect figures for your energy use or cost, then you need to contact your energy provider.