Electricity Price
Current Electricity Price
This node has a value output that gives the current electricity price.
For example, it could be connected to a Less than or greater than so you can control from a set point.
You may not want it to run at all if the price is more than a value, or you may not want it to stop if the price is really cheap.
To set up the node, start by selecting the region.
The supported regions are: DK1, DK2, NO2, SE3, SE4, System and DE
Then you choose your energy supplier, if you are unsure which energy supplier you have, you can use the following to search for your address or select from the map.
Next, you can choose if you want the government taxes to be sent over via the TAX output on the node. The node outputs several different attributes, but if you want the total value you can simply use the "Total" output on the node. The price that comes out of the total is without VAT, if you want VAT you need to add a equation node, with the formula (x*1.25)
Cheapest Electricity Price Period
This node can be used to find the cheapest electricity price for a period. You enter a start, stop and hours value, and it then looks at what the total kwH price is during those hours.
For example, if you set Start to 00, Stop to 23 and hours to 5, you will get the total kwH price for the period you set hours to. The node can also calculate the average price per hour and provides a timestamp for the cheapest hour.
To set up the node, start by selecting the region.
The supported regions are: DK1, DK2, NO2, SE3, SE4, System and DE
Then you choose your energy supplier, if you are unsure which energy supplier you have, you can use the following to search for your address or select from the map.
Cheapest Electricity Price Period
This node can be used to find the cheapest hours of the day.
For example, if you set Start to 00, Stop to 23 and Hours to 5 on the entrance, you will get the 5 cheapest hours of the day.
In addition, it needs to have a Current time added to the time input on the node.
It gives a boolean output that is true or false depending on whether it is currently cheapest.
To set up the node, start by selecting the region.
The supported regions are: DK1, DK2, NO2, SE3, SE4, System and DE
Then you choose your energy supplier, if you are unsure which energy supplier you have, you can use the following to search for your address or select from the map.
Next, you can choose if you want the government taxes to be sent over via the TAX output on the node. The node outputs several different attributes, but if you want the total value you can simply use the "Total" output on the node. The price that comes out of the total is without VAT, if you want VAT you need to add a equation node, with the formula (x*1.25)
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