Eneron provides non-invasive, equipment-level electrical monitoring with wireless sensors, cloud analytics and mobile/web dashboards.
Plant-level utility meters hide which machines create energy waste, peak demand and poor power factor, while traditional submeter installation can require shutdowns and electrical modifications.
Eneron clamps non-invasively onto single- or multi-core cables and delivers real-time current, voltage, power factor, active/reactive power, consumption and cost data to cloud dashboards.
Battery-powered sensors are installed on equipment feeds, transmit data to an Eneron hub over Wi-Fi, LoRaWAN or cellular connectivity, and feed cloud analytics, charts, reports and configurable alerts.
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Clamps onto single- or multi-core cables without electrical modifications or shutdowns
Covers single- and three-phase machines at the equipment level
Live electrical and energy data on mobile and web dashboards
Groups wireless sensors across locations for unified views
Consumption and power alerts flag waste, peak demand, and poor power factor
Historical reporting and data export for energy analysis
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Eneron uses high-resolution electrical signatures and anomaly alerts to identify developing equipment problems before failure.
The machine validates captured identifiers, coordinates feeding and labeling.
Test sequencing and signature analysis compare each measured response.
The AI agent calculates specific consumption, detects deviation.
Measures factory electricity and utility consumption against production to expose cost, waste, and intensity.
Maps current and historical yard activity, evaluates geofences and dwell.
