CHK Energy Monitoring

These systems provide real-time visibility into electrical consumption and power quality. They help industrial and commercial facilities identify "money-wasting" inefficiencies, detect voltage distortions that could damage equipment, and provide the data necessary for energy audits and carbon footprint reporting.

A standard MID Energy Meter (like the UEM80) focuses primarily on measuring active and reactive energy consumption for billing or sub-metering. A Three-Phase Network Analyzer (like the UPA30) provides much deeper diagnostic data, including harmonics, voltage sags/swells, and power factor analysis to ensure overall power health.

The PMC-592 is designed for high-density monitoring environments like data centers or large industrial panels. It allows for the simultaneous monitoring of multiple circuits (up to 84 branches) from a single device, making it highly efficient for "branch circuit monitoring" without installing dozens of individual meters.

The Measuring Instruments Directive (MID) certification is a European standard (recognized globally) that ensures a meter is accurate enough for fiscal billing. If you are sub-billing tenants or departments for their electricity usage, using an MID-certified meter like the UEM40-2C R70 is often a legal or insurance requirement.

Yes. Most CHK energy monitoring devices featured by HK Calibrations come equipped with communication protocols such as Modbus RTU or Modbus TCP/IP. This allows seamless integration into BMS, SCADA, or cloud-based energy management software for remote data tracking.

Beyond supplying the hardware, HK Calibrations provides professional Power Meter Calibration Services. Regular calibration ensures that your monitors remain accurate over time, preventing over-reporting (which wastes money) or under-reporting (which can lead to electrical safety risks).