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Electricity meters, energy meters, multi-function metering and any power metering incorporating internal clocks for date/time stamp resolution must comply with NMI electrical metering standards to ensure the clock time does not drift.

SATEC’s electricity multi circuit metering technology can reduce space and installation time by as much as 75% when the BFM136 is installed when compared to discrete metering installations.

SATEC’s BFM136 Branch Feeder Metering Technology, suitable for measuring up to 36 current inputs, has recently passed the 12KV impulse test requirements.

SATEC’s introduction of their comprehensive web based electricity billing software package eXpertPower™ allows for the monitoring and energy usage consumption of tenants and provides for the billing process to be maintained.

Today’s world of electricity measurements is important to ensure various levels of readings are accurate, repeatable for data validation, billing accuracy and assurance of data integrity.

Any din rail electricity meter used for sub-metering is now required to comply with NMI testing standards for energy meters.

From January 2013, the exemption for energy meters used for trade (billing customers) was lifted, meaning energy meters used in residential, commercial and other businesses environments must now have NMI (National Measurement Institute) approval.