Keeping an eye on consumption
Measuring power consumption in a wide variety of locations is now easier and quicker thanks to the launch of k-Wattch, a portable hand-held energy monitor developed as part of the Sinergy range by Marshall-Tufflex Energy Management.
k-Wattch is a robust battery-operated meter that can measure both single and three phase devices, giving instant readings or recording and storing data for up to one week for download on to a USB memory stick. Its non-invasive 32mm CTs simply clip round cables and can monitor power factor, power, voltage or current, up to 1,000A.
k-Wattch is an addition to the Sinergy range of sub-metering systems from Marshall-Tufflex Energy Management and is based on its popular e-Tracker energy monitoring product, offering many of the same functions but more compactly and thus represents a very cost-effective package.
Marshall-Tufflex Energy Management
01424 856610
www.marshalltufflexenergy.com
Recommended Reading
Invinity warns UK investment could move overseas after Ofgem LDES selections
Invinity is reconsidering its UK investment plans after only one of the projects using its technology entered Ofgem’s provisional Window 1 portfolio.
.jpg%3F2026-08-24T08%253A44%253A01.948Z&w=3840&q=100)
UK Government launches £28m challenge for 100-hour energy storage
The Government is backing electrochemical and hydrogen storage technologies designed to supply energy over periods of at least 100 hours.
Parliamentary petition seeks to limit BESS installations to AI Growth Zones
A proposed BESS moratorium outside AI Growth Zones risks treating grid-scale storage as an adjunct to data centres, not critical infrastructure.