🔋 Neuron kWh Energy Meter – Wireless Sensor for Cumulative Energy Monitoring | El Watch

📡 General Description

The Neuron kWh Energy Meter is an innovative wireless sensor designed to monitor cumulative energy consumption in industrial and commercial electrical systems. It simplifies energy measurement with non-invasive installation, high accuracy, and cloud data transmission.

⚡ What is the Neuron kWh Energy Meter?

Unlike traditional instantaneous current sensors, the Neuron Energy Meter measures accumulated electrical energy in ampere-hours (Ah) and converts it to kilowatt-hours (kWh). This provides a more accurate, aggregated view of consumption, ideal for:

• Energy audits

• Energy cost analysis

• Energy management optimization

⚙️ Easy and Versatile Installation

Equipped with a split-core transducer, the Neuron sensor can be installed within minutes without disconnecting the electrical system. Suitable for retrofits and new installations, available in multiple versions:

• Measurement range: 10A to 500A RMS

• Compatible with industrial, commercial, and energy infrastructure

• Non-invasive, no system downtime required

📊 Accurate and Usable Energy Data

Data is transmitted via the Neuron app, automatically converting Ah to kWh based on network voltage. The results are:

• Reliable and comparable

• Ready for management and accounting reports

• Useful for energy efficiency strategies

📡 Cloud Transmission and Real-Time Monitoring

• Measures every 10 seconds

• Sends data every 2 minutes to Neuron Cloud via Gateway

• Integrated long-life battery up to 10 years

• Configurable alarms via app or web interface

• Compatible with smartphones, tablets, and PCs

✅ Benefits of Neuron Energy Meter

• 🔌 Cumulative measurement of energy consumption

• 📈 Ideal for cost analysis and savings

• 🛠️ Simple installation without downtime

• 📱 Access from mobile or desktop devices

• 🔋 Up to 10 years operational autonomy

🏭 Typical Applications

• 🏢 Industrial and manufacturing plants

• 🧊 HVAC and refrigeration systems

• 🔌 Electrical panels and MV/LV substations

• 🏗️ High-load infrastructure

• 📦 Warehouses and logistics centers