Carlo Gavazzi devices analyze energy usage

They can help users identify inefficiencies and waste, and implement predictive maintenance.

EM630 W and EM640 W These Carlo Gavazzi Wi-Fi-enabled three-phase energy analyzers can help machine users monitor the energy usage of their machines. The EM630 W utilizes external inputs such as current transformers or current sensors, while the EM640 W features direct connection.

What’s new? The EM630 W and EM640 W, announced by Carlo Gavazzi in late spring. The new devices support both Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi LAN, providing a simple alternative or complement to Ethernet communication.

Benefits The ability to measure and track key data points, such as voltage and current consumption. With information from the analyzers, users can identify inefficiencies and waste, and implement predictive maintenance strategies. The devices are easy to install and designed to meet cybersecurity requirements.

Carlo Gavazzi Inc., Buffalo Grove, Ill., 847-465-6100, www.gavazzionline.com

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