Energy meter

Control your electricity consumption with an energy meter

With an energy meter on your home distribution panel, you can easily monitor your electricity consumption each month. This way, you can clearly see which rooms draw the most electricity. If you want additional monitoring of consumption, you can install a meter for each electrical product, which makes it possible to identify when a specific product is aging and it is time to replace it.

By controlling your electricity consumption, you can effectively save money, while at an early stage find out if a product is approaching the end of its useful service life and consuming more electricity than it should. Our energy meters are available for both 1-phase and 3-phase systems, and approved for billing in accordance with the Measuring Instruments Directive. We also offer both direct meters up to 65A and transformer meters that can handle a maximum current of 6000A via transformers. 

Reducing your electricity consumption

Reducing your electricity consumption

Energy consumption is an important factor to consider when striving to live more sustainably and reduce your environmental impact. One of the best ways to do this is by identifying and rectifying energy thieves in your own home.

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Once you’ve decided that you’d like a better idea of your electricity consumption, contact your nearest electrician and ask them to install an electricity meter. GARO has electricity meters for both single and three-phase use. You can see your current and total electricity consumption on the electricity meter, and to make things easier, some meters include various protocols for communicating with data loggers.

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Frequently asked questions electricity meter

An electricity meter measures the amount of electricity consumed or produced in a property. It records energy in kilowatt-hours (kWh) by tracking the flow of electricity passing through the meter and converts this into usable data for readings and billing purposes.

The numbers on the display of the electricity meter show the total electricity consumption in kilowatt-hours (kWh) and the current consumption in kilowatts (kW). Using the display buttons, additional information about current and voltage per phase, among other data, can also be accessed. GARO's electricity meters are bidirectional, meaning they can be used for local production as well, displaying production values instead of consumption values.

GARO’s energy meters are MID certified and calibrated during manufacturing. Electricity meters typically do not require additional calibration during their lifespan.