Wireless readout of meters speaking Modbus, MBus, or DLMS/COSEM removes manual reading rounds, feeding consumption analytics for billing, cost allocation, and sustainability reports.
Comtac connects existing and additional meters to energy-monitoring systems through interfaces such as S0 and Modbus. Wireless, battery-powered devices can collect consumption readings without extensive signal cabling. For machine-level electricity measurements, current transformers and Rogowski coils can connect through Modbus or low-power networks such as LoRaWAN. The product range includes GRIDALYZER for low-voltage power monitoring, CLUEY MB for analog and digital field signals, and LPN Modbus Bridge devices for integrating Modbus equipment into LoRaWAN networks. These components support consumption monitoring across machines, production areas and buildings.
Sensors, gateways and spare units
Site survey, mounting, commissioning and configuration
Platform subscription, connectivity, data and support
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A: Suitable meters can be connected through interfaces such as S0 or Modbus.
A: The source describes current transformers and Rogowski coils for equipment-level measurement.
A: No. The offering includes wireless collection and LoRaWAN integration options.
For 1 site with 10 monitored assets in United States, IoT Apps estimates $1,900 – $6,400 in the first year and $200 – $800 every year after. This is an estimate based on comparable deployments, not a quote from Comtac.
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