BTicino FC80PVKITN - Smart Energy and Photovoltaic Monitoring Starter Kit with Netatmo

BTicino FC80PVKITN - Smart Energy and Photovoltaic Monitoring Starter Kit with Netatmo

BTicino BTDIN with Netatmo starter kit designed for monitoring electricity consumption and energy production from photovoltaic systems.

A modular smart system for DIN rail installation that allows you to monitor consumption and energy production in real time, manage electrical loads, and optimize home self-consumption via the Home + Control app.

Main Features:

Brand: BTicino
Series: BTDIN with Netatmo
Type: Smart solar energy starter kit
Installation: DIN rail
Power supply: 110-230 VAC
Control via the Home + Control App
Compatible with voice assistants
Consumption and photovoltaic production monitoring
Intelligent load management
Self-consumption optimization

Kit contents:

1 FC80GTN Smart DIN Gateway
1 FC80GCS Smart DIN Load Management Module
1 F20T60A Single-phase DIN consumption meter

FC80GTN - Smart DIN Gateway:

Gateway for connected home installations
Control of lights, shutters, and connected sockets
Management via smartphone and the Home + Control App
Compatible with voice assistants
Configuration via the Home + Pro App
Power supply: 110-230 VAC
Size: 2.5 DIN modules

FC80GCS - Smart DIN Load Management Module:

Electrical system consumption monitoring
Power supply/disconnection of loads
Scenario management with priority and non-priority loads
Blackout prevention due to exceeding the contracted power limit
Complete with toroid for current measurement
Power supply: 100-240 VAC
Size: 1 DIN module

F20T60A - DIN consumption meter:

Instantaneous, daily, and monthly consumption monitoring
Single-phase system energy measurement
Monitoring of individual power lines
Complete with toroid for current measurement
100-240 VAC power supply
Installation: 1 DIN module
Compatible with single-phase systems only

Ideal for homes with photovoltaic systems where you want to improve energy management, increase self-consumption, and reduce the risk of overload shutdowns.