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Packet Power launches new compact wireless multi-circuit monitors

Packet Power launches new compact wireless multi-circuit monitors


The new monitors offer an easy way to add monitoring to some or all of the circuits on switchgear, panelboards, HVAC units, generators and other devices. 

Our monitors are custom-built to your specifications, cutting installation time in half.  Each unit can support from 3 to 18 current transformers and can monitor full power, current only, or a combination of both. 

The new multi-circuit monitors come pre-configured for:

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  • Voltage source type and quantity
  • Voltage lead color and length
  • CT type, rating and quantity
  • CT lead length
  • Wire exit location
  • Over-current protection
  • Optional custom panel map

 

  

 

These new selective circuit wireless monitors meet a long-standing need to add power monitoring to existing equipment only where needed and configured exactly as required for operations management, tenant sub-metering, energy efficiency tracking and power forecasting needs. 

The monitors are available immediately and complement Packet Power's existing wireless selective circuit  and branch circuit monitoring solutions.

View detailed product specifications.  Contact sales@packetpower.com if you'd like to learn more.  

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