Packet Power Team

Phasor Diagrams Now Available

Packet Power recently released several changes to EMX, our power and environmental monitoring software. A notable change is the addition of phasor diagrams. Read More

480V Wireless Power Monitor | New Launch by Packet Power

Packet Power is pleased to now offer a power monitor capable of measuring energy usage on 480V AC circuits. The new product maintains the same compact form factor as our existing three-phase monitor and extends our wireless metering to include 480V... Read More

New Environmental Monitors Install in Seconds

Measuring temperature and humidity just got even easier and more affordable with Packet Power's new wireless Environmental Monitors. They gather temperature data from one to three points per unit and measure relative humidity just where you need it.... Read More

Interactive Charting Improvements in EMX

We have added new capabilities to the powerful interactive charting in EMX. This 2-minute video lays out new ways to analyze, annotate and share data on your energy usage trends. Read More

Demystifying the Packet Power LED data stream

Packet Power uses the local LED display on our newer meters to show more than just amps by phase. That's good, but it can get a little cryptic. Is "con" a good thing? If so, why don't you see it all the time? What does "no" mean? Why does Packet... Read More

Size Does Matter (When It Comes to Power Monitoring)

We are delighted to introduce the industry's first wireless 100 amp inline power meter! At 112 centimeters (44 inches) and 5.9 kilograms (13 pounds), the three-phase cable can monitor power used by the largest switches and SANs. Read More

Does Wireless Really Work in Data Centers?

One of the most frequently asked questions we get is: "Does your wireless technology really work?" This is generally followed by: "Is your wireless technology really secure?" The short answer to both questions is "yes." Here's why we are sure our... Read More

Shower or Bath? IP44 vs. IP67

Data center power connectors have several attributes. Maximum amperage and voltage are obvious, as is whether the conductor supports 3, 4 or 5 wires. You will also often see an "IP" designation, typically IP44 or IP67. Read on if you've ever... Read More

What Keeps You Up at Night?

Most people deploy data center monitoring to help spot problems before they become severe, but effectively monitoring a data center can be a challenge. We want to help make your job easier. So please tell us what keeps you up at night. Read More