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We have years of experience in the field of energy measurement and can therefore offer you the high-quality support you need.
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We do not just give you the raw data, but also the tools to visualize, analyse, and make sense of the data.
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— backed by real engineers.
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Learn more about energy logging
and how to use it in our Blog.
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Meatrol Mi550 vs Fluke 1736/1738: Three-Phase Power Logger Comparison
The Meatrol Mi550 and the Fluke 1736/1738 are portable three-phase power and energy loggers used for load profiling, energy audits, solar PV sizing and power quality screening. Both log voltage, current, power, power factor, energy and harmonics up to the 50th order, and both meet IEC 61000-4-30 Class S. The practical difference: the Mi550 is…
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Power Factor Formula: How to Calculate Power Factor (With Examples)
Power factor is the ratio of real power to apparent power: PF = kW ÷ kVA. A reading of 1.0 means all supplied power does useful work; below roughly 0.9–0.95, most network operators start charging penalties. To calculate it, measure real power (kW) and apparent power (kVA) with a power analyser and divide. The Invoice…
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Using logged energy consumption data to plan solar and backup power system
To size a commercial solar or backup power system correctly, log the site’s actual consumption — per-phase power, peak kVA, and power factor — for at least one full operating cycle. Measured data exposes phase imbalances and true peak demand that utility bills hide, preventing undersized inverters and overcapitalised arrays. Designing solar and backup systems…
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