See your sauna, oven, washing machine or the whole home live, know what the energy cost today, and get told when something runs too long.
Monitoring never switches anything. It only reads the meters.
Some appliances should never be switched by an app: a sauna heater, an oven, a washing machine in the middle of a cycle. But you still want to know when they are on, how long they have been running, and what they use.
A small Shelly meter on the circuit tells SaveElectro exactly that — and a meter in the distribution board shows the whole home at once.
Live power, today’s energy and cost, and how long each appliance has been running.
See what each appliance is drawing at this moment, and whether it counts as running.
Kilowatt-hours used today and what that energy cost at the exchange price — per appliance and for the whole home.
Choose a limit, for example three hours for the sauna. You get one alert per run if it goes over.
A working freezer or fridge starts its compressor several times an hour. If it hasn't run for the hours you choose (3 by default), you get an alert before the food spoils, and another when it runs again.
A well or booster pump that keeps running often means a leaking pipe, a running tap or a toilet that keeps filling. Set a limit and hear about it before the damage grows.
A meter in the distribution board shows your total use live — and feeds your monthly budget every day.
Add a probe and see the sauna, a room or a technical space next to its power reading.
Monitored devices are never sent a command. If a type of appliance can later be controlled safely, it moves to automation without losing its history.
A Shelly measuring device such as the PM Mini, or a Shelly relay with power metering, on the appliance's circuit. Fitted by an electrician.
A Shelly Pro 3EM in the distribution board (three-phase), fitted by an electrician.
The meters report through the Shelly cloud, so the property needs a working internet connection.
Monitoring works with any contract.
A sauna heater has its own thermostat and overheat protection, and switching it remotely isn't safe. SaveElectro tells you it is on; you decide what to do.
No. It is the energy used multiplied by the exchange price. Transfer fees, electricity tax and basic fees come on top — the monthly budget adds those from your own settings.
They come from the Shelly meter itself. If a device only reports power, SaveElectro estimates the energy and marks it "estimated".
One meter is enough to see what is running — and to stop wondering whether the sauna is still on.