details :https://www.iammeter.com/blog/share-pv-site-data

Icon Type	Chart Style	Meaning
1		PV site, location is public, data is open access
2		Non-PV site, location is public, data is open access
3		Location is public, but data is not open access

I wanted to share a quick guide for anyone using IAMMETER who’s interested in sharing their energy monitoring data with friends, colleagues, or the wider community. IAMMETER makes it super easy to showcase your real-time and historical energy data—whether it’s for solar generation or general consumption monitoring—by generating a secure public link to your site.

All you have to do is log in to your IAMMETER account, pick the site you want to share, and hit the “Share” button. Once you enable sharing, IAMMETER creates a unique public link for your monitoring site. You can then copy this link and share it with anyone you want—whether through social media, email, group chats, or even your own website or blog.

What’s great is that people who get your IAMMETER link don’t even need to have an IAMMETER account—they can just open the link in any browser and see your dashboard, real-time charts, and energy reports. Plus, the whole thing is read-only, so your data stays secure and no one can make changes to your settings.

If you ever want to stop sharing, just disable the share function and your IAMMETER site link will immediately stop working. This makes it easy to control who sees your data and for how long.

This feature is super handy if you want to show off your solar system’s performance, get advice from the community, or help raise energy awareness. Just remember to be careful with your link and only share with people or groups you trust!

For more details or step-by-step instructions, check out the full documentation on IAMMETER’s official site. Happy monitoring and sharing!