Installing Packet Power Smart Power Cables [VIDEO]
Monitoring the power usage of any device that with a plug is simple with Packet Power’s Smart Power Cables. Just how easy is it? This short video...
Do you have existing busways with no end feed visibility? Would you like to ensure you are making the most of your available power but can't take the busway offline to add monitoring? Packet Power lets you easily and safely add power monitoring to existing busway end feeds and tap-offs without interruption to critical loads. And our wireless solution installs in three easy steps.
Is it really that easy? Yes.
The unique contact-free installation process doesn't disrupt wiring -- so you don't have to take the busway offline. Split core CTs open up to go around incoming power cables in the end feed enclosure. Voltage sensing is done by plugging in a standard tap-off box that also houses a preinstalled wireless monitor.
The monitors automatically join our proven, self-configuring, secure wireless mesh network without any technical intervention. Data is immediately delivered to Packet Power's monitoring software or any BMS or DCIM system using standard SNMP or Modbus protocols. Need visibility into your individual tap-off boxes as well? We've got you covered there too.
Our end feed retrofit solution offers these additional benefits:
One of our customers recently shared:
"End feed monitoring allows us to maximize usable power across all phases of the busway."
Complete visibility into your entire busway can help optimize your available power, ultimately increasing your operational efficiency. Give your local Packet Power partner a call or email info@packetpower.com directly for more information.
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