DEIF get energy data by app
DEIF Smart Technology has launched a complete range of modular energy and power meters and a compatible App for iPhones and iPads enabling users to collect and access data at any time; to basically stay informed to make the right decisions on how to manage and optimise your energy consumption.
The meter range includes single-phase and three-phase energy meters which can measure up to 80 A directly on the power supply or through current transformers.
The DEIF Remote App has two potential data views, letting you decide and configure the setup’s level of complexity: Adjust data refresh rate, or shift to parameter graph mode for visual overviews of your real-time measurements. Optional unlimited log sessions can be used to secure and save consumed power over a certain period, for instance, even while the application is not running.
For further information, please visit www.deif.com.
Web links:
DEIF Remote App - http://itunes.apple.com/app/deif-remote/id488654252
DEIF Smart Technology - http://www.deif.com/Default.aspx?ID=9004
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