Good Afternoon,
I am somehow receiving strange measurement from my energy meter.
According to my basic knowledge i would expect that P=U*I. But this obviously is not valid for the results I get in my energy meter.
Is there any obvious reason I am overlooking?
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Matthias
Actually, U*I=Q (apparent power, in kVA) 
Active power (in kW) P = U * I * cos phi
Low cos phi can be caused by electric motors and transformers (inductive loads) or, less frequent, capacitive loads.
But even then, your system would have a cos phi of 0.5, which is really really bad.
Are you sure the config of your meter is correct?
Cant see power did you connect the correct phase to the clamp? If its out of phase you get nonsense.
this is used to integrate a non victron inverter. i looked into the parameters but i am not sure what to configure. In Victron Connect I can not really adjust a lot.
I did double check but I could not really find a problem in the wiring. e.g The phase of the current clamp matches the phase of the Voltage Sensing wiring. I will double check again.
