The small electricity price clock for the desk, shelf or bedside. EcoWatch Ida is 16 cm across and stands on its own foot or hangs on the wall. It shows the same hourly price colours as its bigger siblings, in a size that fits a home office, a hallway or a student flat.
How Ida shows the price. Twelve LEDs on the outer ring, one per hour, each showing the average of that hour's four quarter-hour prices. You see the current hour and the next eleven. A second ring of twelve LEDs inside can show the tariff hours, the green hours, or live power use with a HomeWizard P1 meter.
Same brain as Julia. The same five colour modes, 18 price areas, Shelly control, MQTT and Home Assistant support and automatic updates. Only the display is smaller.
Who buys Ida. People who already have a Julia in the kitchen and want one more in the office. Parents who want the kids to see when gaming is cheap. Anyone who wants to try an electricity price clock without committing wall space.
Works in 18 price areas. Sweden SE1–SE4, Finland, Norway NO1–NO5, Denmark DK1–DK2, Germany, Netherlands, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and France, with prices in SEK, EUR, NOK or DKK. The settings page is available in Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Danish, German and English.
Specification
| Diameter |
16 cm |
| Colour |
White or black |
| LEDs |
12 outer + 12 inner |
| Mount |
Table stand or wall |
| Clockwork |
Silent sweeping quartz movement, 1 × AA battery (not included) |
| Power for the LEDs |
USB 5 V, 2 m cable included (USB-A to the wall adapter, round DC plug to the clock); wall adapter sold separately |
| Power use |
About 1 W |
| Updates |
Automatic firmware updates over Wi-Fi |
| Made in |
Järna, Sweden |
