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. The use of technology advances provides a reduction in the size of panel requirements not only for new installations but also for retrofitting to existing sites where space is a premium.
SATEC’s BFM136 electricity multi circuit metering technology provides complete multifunction-metering capabilities including Time of Use (TOU) for tariff billing, data logging, event logging with date/time stamping.
SATEC’s design provides metering for up to 36 current inputs via SATEC current sensors (HACS) configurable for 36 single phase circuits or 12 three phase circuits or a combination of both.
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