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“I love my eGauge! I especially like the ability to monitor specific loads. It has already identified energy savings opportunities in my house.”
Trent R. Hein
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eGauge Energy Monitoring Solutions
eGauge Systems LLC is a leading provider of affordable
whole-house and renewable energy monitoring solutions.
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NEWS
- May 9
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World
Renewable Energy Forum in Denver:
Come visit us at booth 416! Stop by to get the latest info
or even just to say hi!
- May 7
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New product: A
HomePlug adapter
with built-in 4-port
Ethernet switch.
For a slightly higher cost than a regular HomePlug
adapter, you get the ability to connect up to three
more Ethernet devices.
- May 2
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eGauge is hiring! We are looking
for an experienced or entry-level electrical engineer
to help us maintain and accelerate our growth. If
you're interested in working on embedded Linux
hardware design, please contact us at
jobs@egauge.net!
- Apr 13
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New server: Our proxy-service moved
to a new location. If you hardcoded it's IP address
(e.g., in firewall rules), please change the
address from 74.92.209.34 to 108.168.136.88 (for
d.egauge.net) and 108.168.136.98 (for
www.egauge.net).
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause!
- Apr 5
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Firmware v1.12 has
been released. Mostly bug-fixes, but we also
added a "Toggle all/none" checkbox to the graph
legend so it's easy to display all or no
registers. See release notes
for details.
- Mar 12
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Firmware v1.11 has been
released. This fixes a few important bugs
introduced in v1.1. We recommend devices which currently have
v1.1 installed to be upgraded to this version instead.
See "View→Device Status" to confirm what firmware version
is installed on a device.
- Mar 1
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We are happy to announce general
availability of firmware v1.1. There
are lots of new features and bug-fixes. See release notes
for details. The
configuration guide has been updated for the
new features (changes are marked with gray
changebars throughout the document).
As always with major new releases, please tread
carefully. We don't recommend jumping in and at
once upgrading every single device you have out
there. Instead, take a measured approach: upgrade
one device, give it some time, then go on to the
next one. Enjoy!
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