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Generator & Transfer Switch Monitoring

Know the real-time operational status of critical infrastructure

Every piece of equipment in your facility serves a purpose, but some equipment is particularly critical. Generators and transfer switches fall into that category. No matter where you happen to be, a remote monitoring system will let you know when the transfer switch activates and the back-up generator goes on.

Packet Power delivers remote monitoring for generators and transfer switches

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Monitoring made easy

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Wireless power and environmental monitors anywhere you need them
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Ethernet Gateway automatically collects monitoring data
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Packet Power's wireless monitors and EMX software provide real-time data

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Multi-circuit power monitors
  • Simple way to monitor high energy load equipment
  • Built to your specifications
  • Cut installation time in half
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Smart Power Cables
  • Can be used with any device with a plug
  • Simple "plug and play" installation means no electricians required
  • Captures energy information in real-time on 10-100A, 100-480V circuits
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EMX Energy Portal Software
  • Full power and environmental monitoring capabilities at a fraction of the cost and complexity of competing solutions
  • Email alerts triggered on policies you set
  • Offered as a cloud-based service or local software application
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