A Wireless Electricity monitor measures the electrical current flowing into your house/office/school/etc when appliances are turned on using Current Transformer Sensor(s). The measurement data collected by the transmitter is sent to the display unit using a wireless signal. The display calculates and displays the different cost, energy, and the carbon footprint of the electricity being used.
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Section Blog General How does a Wireless Electricity Monitor Work?
Section Blog General How does a Wireless Electricity Monitor Work?
How does a Wireless Electricity Monitor Work?
Frequent Asked General Questions
- What are Wireless Electricity Monitors?
- Can I Use a Wireless Electricity Monitor to challenge my bill with my Electricity supplier?
- Will a Wireless Electricity Monitor tell me which appliances’ usage and behaviour could be adjusted to reduce electricity usage?
- If I follow your ten step plan, why do I need a Wireless Electricity Monitor?
- How does a Wireless Electricity Monitor Work?
- What is Voltage and Current?
- How much energy can be saved using a Wireless Electricity Monitor?
- Can I use a different Currency Symbol?
- How can I order more sensors?
- What Product Warranty/Guarantee comes with the Wireless Electricity Monitor?
Frequently Asked Installation Questions
- Do I need an electrician to fit the Sensor to my electricity supply?
- Where do I connect the sensor?
- We live in a flat and our meter is outside in shared meter cabinet which is some distance from our flat, but our fuse-box is inside the flat. Will we be able to fit the sensor to the wire that feeds the fusebox or do we need to connect at the meter?
- Please could you clarify if it's possible to use this product when living in flats, where the electricity meter is on the ground floor and I am living on the 2nd floor. Is it possible the signal could be impaired by other devices in between?
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