“The circuit-by-circuit detail has proven to be an extremely useful tool – even for us, a family that has been monitoring our whole-house electricity consumption for a while now.”...
Take control of your energy bills, your family’s safety, and our planet’s future with the revolutionary eMonitor which measures, analyzes, and enables you to control energy usage by individual circuits and appliances.
Take control of your energy bills, your family’s safety, and our planet’s future with the revolutionary eMonitor which measures, analyzes, and enables you to control energy usage by individual circuits and appliances.
See Where Power is Used – and Wasted
The only way to control your energy use is to know exactly where it’s going; the eMonitor shows you how much power each appliance is using and how much money each costs to operate – in real-time & over time
Lower Your Bills up to 25% or More
Ongoing analysis of your actual energy consumption generates specific recommendations to help you reduce usage and save money
Keep Your Family Safe
Receive alerts by text or e-mail if appliances are left on, if circuits are nearing their capacity, if there is danger of electrical fire, or if home medical equipment is off
Monitor Appliance Performance & Health
Continuous diagnostics help you avoid thousands of dollars in wasted energy and costly repairs by notifying you of hidden problems with your refrigerator, dryer, air conditioner, and other systems – including solar PV
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“analyze where power is being
used – and possibly wasted”
Upcoming Events
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Powerhouse ExhibitingWed, 10/06/2010 - Thu, 10/07/2010- Sturbridge MA
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Powerhouse ExhibitingTue, 10/12/2010 - Thu, 10/14/2010- Los Angeles, CA
Energy Managment Blog
Consumers, Utilities, and The Smart Grid
by Martin Flusberg | Tue, 05/25/2010 - 08:00The establishment of the Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative (SGCC) a couple of months back – and the related market research reports on consumer recognition of the term Smart Grid – highlights one of the inherent disconnects between the oft-cited role of consumers in the Smart Grid and the likely reality.