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Power Metering and Control

People today recognise the value of reducing energy use and becoming a more sustainable company. Energy monitoring (electrical meters, energy meters, power meters with monitoring software) deliver the information you need to make informed, actionable decisions that reduce operational costs and improve your sites performance.

An electrical meter also referred to as an energy meter, is a device used to measure the total amount of energy utilised by an electrically powered equipment, tenant space, or a building. Electric meters are deployed for utilities to measure the exact amount of power delivered to customers, which also helps in speeding up the billing process. Reduced factor and demand penalties, comprehensive analysis of forensics power quality, and increased energy efficiency are some of the many benefits of employing quality electrical meters.


Energy meters are widely used in four important areas of the power system network: generation, transmission, distribution, and use. The specification and customizable features of the energy metering system vary depending on the type of system and application, but the measurement principle remains the same.

The energy metering device is constantly operating and measuring the energy consumed over time. The current and the type of electrical meter play a crucial role in determining how the power is measured. ;

Power metering systems are employed in a power substation to monitor energy consumption patterns and, in some cases, bill inter-branch energy exchanges. Then there are the end users, utility company customers who use energy meters for billing purposes.