Carlo Gavazzi’s OptoProg is a battery powered device that is used to configure the WM20, WM30, WM40, WM50, and ET112, ET330, ET340 range of energy analysers via an optical port.
Using electrical power efficiently is fundamental to any business looking to reduce energy costs, improve operational efficiency, and meeting sustainability goals. Will Darby, managing director of metering, controls and automation specialist Carlo Gavazzi UK, highlights an innovative solution to measuring power consumption in a data centre.
Carlo Gavazzi’s UWP is an all new universal web platform designed for monitoring and control in Building and or Energy Management systems.
Carlo Gavazzi brought us the world’s first 17.5mm solid state relay and contactor and now it introduces its RGC3..48 to its highly popular and established range of RGC solid state relays.
Carlo Gavazzi has extended its popular range of polarized retro-reflective sensors with a powerful stylish and versatile unit, the PD86XAP12. The sensor is designed to meet the harsh environments of today’s industrial door and gate applications.
Carlo Gavazzi have appointed Hertfordshire based, Elcomponent as a Specialist Energy Partner; offering the full range of Carlo Gavazzi Energy Management products which complement their own highly commended Energy Software Solution to capture data from both their smart metering systems or aM&T packages.
Carlo Gavazzi has launched the DEA71 and DEB71 range of earth leakage monitoring relays, used to detect earth leakage current which can be potentially dangerous when un-detected in electrical networks.
Carlo Gavazzi’s has launched the SHJWIN, a new wireless digital input module that can also be used to count pulses from energy meters (gas/water/electric) and other sources.
Buildings frequently change use and are refurbished for new occupants and businesses often reconfigure their workplaces as demands change.
Carlo Gavazzi introduces the EM330 3-phase energy meter with 5A CT input. As with all meters in EM300 Series, the EM330 utilises touch screen technology making standard user operations such as page scrolling, programming and parameter checks not only simpler but faster; as well as, easier to read avoiding any mechanical issues normally associated with using traditional keypads.