Panoramic Power Wireless Circuit-Level Submetering

The system is three parts: self-powered sensors on the circuits you want to see, a bridge that collects them, and the platform that reports them. Because the sensors need no power supply and no CT secondary wiring, a panel can be instrumented in an afternoon while it stays energised.

Specifying a Panoramic Power deployment

• Choose the sensor by conductor size and current. The PAN-14 and PAN-12 cover the common branch-circuit ranges.
• One bridge per panel group. The PAN-2H bridge collects sensor traffic and uplinks over LAN, Wi-Fi or 4G.
• Meter what you will act on. Circuit-level coverage of the loads that drive demand beats whole-panel coverage of everything.
• Pre-assembled panels are available where an integrator prefers a delivered assembly, such as the integrated sub-circuit panel with bridge.

Where it fits

Self-powered wireless sensing is the standard answer for occupied buildings, tenant spaces and data halls where an outage is not available and panel space is gone — the case made in zero-downtime, non-invasive sensor deployment and the science behind self-powered sensors. For revenue-grade tenant billing or where a physical display is required, pair or compare with conventional electric submeters and current transformers.