Shell 3EM - single phase - No Neutral

Hello everyone

I am currently looking into the Shelly options to monitor my energy consumption.

I was wondering whether or not the Shelly 3EM is an option in my situation, which (I think) is comparable to the situation mentioned in this topic but I did not want to hijack that topic.

Incoming:

My board mentions 2x230v, this has no neutral (I always thought the blue cable was supposed to be neutral)

I wanted to have a power measurement of the consumption while taking into account the production of my solar array.

I know the 3EM is focuses on multiple phases but this diagram seems to be the situation I am in.

Is this something that the Shelly 3EM (or EM) supports?

Thanks in advance!

Some visuals:

cable connection after the (analog) consumption meter:

Main breaker:

Incoming my electrical board, main differential:

Bridge at my main differential:

Hello thgoebel

Thanks you for your welcome and very quick response.

Is my assumption correct that for each clamp (IA,IB,IC) I need one live wire into a V-port?

So if I only use 1 clamp on IA I need to put one cable in VA?

If i were to put it behind an existing breaker in my board, would this be a correct wiring (without a clamp for the solar array)

The live wire from the breaker to VA

The neutral wire from the breaker to N

A clamp on the black wire (not sure about this?) to IA

To add a measurement for solar:

wago on live wire and add a cable to VB?

Clamp from IB to live wire of the solar array, direction inverter -> breaker for the solar array?

Thanks in advance and sorry for the many questions

Thank you for your input!

I think I know enough to get some measurements going and feed the data into my home assistant.

On a sidenote, I have been looking into the EM instead of the 3EM, but the availability seems to be an issue. I will find a use for the third clamp f.e. measuring a circuit where some older appliances are present might be insightful.

Thanks again!