Using electrical power efficiently is fundamental to any business looking to reduce energy costs, improve operational efficiency, and meeting sustainability goals. Will Darby, managing director of metering, controls and automation specialist Carlo Gavazzi UK, highlights an innovative solution to measuring power consumption in a data centre.
The new MID energy meters in the EMpro product range are used for billing purposes.
The measuring devices acquire key electrical parameters and communicate them via common interfaces. Product versions for direct current measurement save time and money.
The SACI TCIL2 3-phase indirect energy meter for when reliability counts
SACI´s TCIL2 3-phase indirect energy meters and analysers were installed recently as part of the upgrade of Riyadh´s underground system, Saudi Arabia.
As power densities increase, colocation and hyperscale data center operators need to maximise every opportunity to reduce power consumption – and associated costs. One such opportunity is to use energy saving 380V direct current (DC) which could be a game changer for the entire data center industry.
The AHM3 panel meter from SACI is one of the most complete panel meters available on the market today.
The DIRIS Q800 network analyser, an extremely comprehensive and user-friendly solution, boasts an unparalleled level of quality compared to other analysers on the European market and is IEC 62586-2 Class A certified.
After carefully studying the range of different types of Panel meters available in the market, Smart Process and Control believe they have designed a product that will tick all the boxes. What sets us aside from the others Panel meters available?
The world’s most advanced metering and measurement system from Socomec is now available with a door-mounting that delivers billing grade accuracy to EN50470-3 class C (0.5%).
Maximum Demand Ammeters
The image on the left shows the display from one of SACI’s maximum demand ammeters. These units measure the maximum average load over a 15-min period (or 8 min period on demand) which is achieved thanks to the inherent time lag in the bimetallic movement.
With the new, multifunctional FA MCR process display, temperature and analog signals can be displayed and monitored. They are ideal for use in applications where these measurement values are to be acquired and further processed.