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White USB cable with RJ11 plug and FTDI chip, six feet long

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Ruth's sister 162 382 en351 Slimme Dutch Smart Meter P1 Port FTDI USB TTL RJ11 Cable 6ft

SKU CH-QFN4-FM0M0

Connects a Kamstrup Dutch smart meter P1 port to USB via FTDI TTL for Domoticz on Raspberry Pi

  • Connects Dutch smart meters via P1 port
  • FTDI USB TTL chipset enables reliable data transfer
  • RJ11 connector fits Kamstrup 162 382 en351 meters
  • 6 ft cable length allows flexible Raspberry Pi placement

Kamstrup 162 382 en351 P1 Port Cable

This cable connects a Kamstrup smart meter P1 port to a USB host using an FTDI USB‑TTL bridge. The six‑foot RJ11 lead suits home‑automation builders who log Dutch smart‑meter telegrams in Domoticz on a Raspberry Pi.

Capacity and headroom

The FTDI chipset handles standard P1 baud rates and telegram lengths without buffer overflow. It cannot supply power to the meter, so a separate supply is needed for meters that require an active P1 port.

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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the RJ11 plug on this 162 382 en351 cable fit the P1 port on my existing Kamstrup smart meter?

The cable is built for the Kamstrup 162 382 en351 Slimme meter and its RJ11 connector matches the meter's P1 port directly.

How can I verify the FTDI USB‑TTL link is active after I connect the cable to my Raspberry Pi?

Run `ls /dev/ttyUSB*` to see the FTDI device appear, then open a terminal on that port to confirm data flows from the meter.

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