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The ENMAT Lite Data Logger is a small but powerfulEthernet Data Logger unit supporting pulse outputs for a total of 3x meters. The unit support various energy types such as Electricity, Gas and Water simultaneously.
Using the pulse output of a gas meter the ENMAT Lite Data Logger stores consumption information in either Meter Cubed or Cubic Feet. This depends on whether the meter is imperial or metric.
If the meter has ‘feet’ or ‘ft3′ written on it is is imperial. If it has ‘metres’ or ‘m3′ then it is metric.
ENMAT cloud based Energy Monitoring Software converts the raw units (either ft3 or m3) to Kilowatt Hours (kWh). This is how your energy supplier should bill you.
Monitoring your Gas Meters is an important step to managing its energy usage. “You cannot manage what you do no measure”. Combining the Gas consumption data with other driving factors, such asdegree days and or production really aids energy managers in understanding gas energy usage across a single and or multiple sites.
The ENMAT Lite Data Loggerr has a built in SMTP Email Server to send a daily report of 30 minute readings to ENMAT cloud based Energy Monitoring Software via a CSV file which is emailed once daily.
The logger also has simple built in web pages. For a live demo of the built in web pages please click here. Alternatively, powerful cloud based Energy Monitoring Software is available with this logger. For more information on ENMAT Cloud Based Energy Monitoring Software please click here
Time Synchronisation with a built in battery which allows the data logger to synchronise via SNTP to a time server to keep it in sync.
ENMAT has a wide range of Gas Monitoring Software Charts to provide powerful reporting tools on your gas usage. Whether your gas meters are recording kWh, Meter Cubed, or Cubic Feet ENMAT will record the gas usage accordingly and can even convert measurements into kWh.
Examples of the types of powerful charts ENMAT can generate include:
Consumption kWh Bar Graphs split by day and night, clustered or stacked:
Detailed Consumption kWh Line Graphs
For a full list please click here
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