Power monitoring is essential for efficient, cost-effective facility management. The stakes are even higher in critical facilities where power or environmental anomalies can lead to expensive equipment damage and customer services failures.
Power monitoring helps identify and resolve problems and proactively manage power usage. This enables facilities managers to control costs, limit the risk of outages, and respond faster if there is an outage. You can get the data from your power monitor through a wired connection or any number of wireless technologies. Here is how your options compare.
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Facilities monitoring,
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wired vs wireless monitor
Your power monitoring needs are unique. You need a system built specifically to meet these needs. Sound expensive? Packet Power’s "Monitoring Made to Measure" approach to building power monitoring systems significantly reduces installation time, saving you time and money compared to other power monitoring solutions.
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Know your power,
power monitoring,
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Facilities monitoring,
wireless power monitoring,
Monitoring made to measure
Packet Power is expanding its industry-leading range of wireless remote power monitoring systems with the announcement of a new 3-phase wireless power meter and related products. The new single-meter, multi-meter and branch circuit offerings can be used in customers' existing wireless networks and work in concert with our environmental and direct current monitors and our EMX monitoring platform.
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Packet Power,
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branch circuit monitoring,
New product launch,
wireless power monitors,
multi-circuit monitoring
It has never been more important for your critical infrastructure to be up and running. Remote monitoring helps ensure your facilities are operating as they should be, even when no one is physically around. Remote monitoring isn't a new thing, but it is time to move it from the "nice to have" category to the "essential for business operations" category.
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Packet Power,
wireless monitoring,
environmental monitoring,
power monitoring,
wireless security,
wireless power monitors,
Facilities monitoring,
remote monitoring
Packet Power is joining BRAH Electric at the 2019 NECA show in Las Vegas September 15-17.
The team will be featuring the new BRAH Electric Universal Bus Plugs integrated with BRAH Logic wireless power monitoring solution from Packet Power -- compatible with all major OEM brand industrial busway systems.
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BRAH Logic,
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Hubbell recently released an industry-leading intelligent connector, and Packet Power is pleased to have played a key role. The device, which looks like a standard Hubbell 60-amp IEC pin-and-sleeve watertight connector, has the built-in ability to measure power consumption and transmit the information over a wireless mesh network. It forms the core of the new inSIGHTTM Data Monitoring product line offered by Hubbell's Wiring Device-Kellems division.
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Packet Power,
data monitoring,
wireless power monitors,
smart power cables,
Hubbell inSIGHT
BRAH Electric has announced its BRAH Logic line of power monitoring solutions. With the availability of BRAH Logic, wireless power monitors developed by Packet Power can be installed at the factory into the full range of BRAH Bus Plugs.
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