Stop paying for load nobody needed.
See consumption, demand and supported power-quality readings by site and circuit, translate each pattern into cost and investigate what should not be running.
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See it while you can act
See the load before it becomes history.
Follow live and interval electricity data from the site total down to the meter or circuit that moved. Operations can investigate during the event instead of reconstructing it from a month-end bill.
- Track active energy and demand at the interval supported by each meter and connection.
- Compare sites, zones, meters and approved operating periods.
- Add voltage, current, reactive power, power factor and frequency only where the meter supplies them.
Tariffs & costs
See which load creates which cost.
Apply the tariff that actually prices the site, then separate energy, demand, reactive-energy and other configured components. The technical pattern becomes a commercial decision instead of one blended bill.
- Model the energy, demand and network components of the tariff.
- Preserve tariff version and effective dates beside every priced period.
- Pass approved readings and costs into tenant or departmental allocation without re-keying.
Peaks & waste
Catch the costly minutes while they can still change.
Surface overnight baseload, standby consumption and unusual demand as they form. Where the applicable tariff includes a demand charge, Volts shows the loads contributing to the peak and the response available.
- Flag load outside approved nights, weekends and operating hours.
- Warn when demand approaches the threshold you set.
- Create a task, or propose the response you have approved.
Read the meters you have. Add only the missing view.
Volts connects compatible meters through supported outputs, protocols and gateways. The survey confirms available channels, interval, power-quality fields and whether the data is suitable for billing or only operations.
FAQ
Electricity monitoring without one-number thinking
Can Volts read our existing electricity meters?
Often, but not automatically. Compatibility depends on the meter model, available output, protocol, wiring, gateway and access. The site survey produces the confirmed connection method for each device.
What power-quality data do we get?
Volts reads whatever the meter exposes, which on most modern meters goes well beyond consumption.
How can peak monitoring save money?
On tariffs with a demand component, the costly interval may be set by the highest measured demand rather than total energy alone. Volts can warn as demand rises and identify loads available for an approved response.
Can we bill departments or tenants from this data?
Yes, when the meter chain and reading quality meet the agreed billing requirements. Volts then connects the reading, tariff and allocation basis to the resulting charge.
How often are readings updated?
Reading interval depends on the meter and the connection. Billing, live monitoring and power-quality analysis may require different intervals.
What happens when a meter stops sending data?
The device keeps measuring. Readings are held in onboard memory and sent when the meter is reachable again, so a communications drop is usually recovered rather than lost. Anything that cannot be recovered is interpolated and stays marked as interpolated, separate from measured data.
Does every electricity tariff include a peak-demand charge?
No. Tariff components vary by contract and market. Volts should show peak-cost claims only when a configured tariff actually prices demand or another threshold-based component.
Can monitoring find the equipment causing the load?
Only to the granularity of connected meters and circuits, unless additional equipment context is available. Volts can narrow the source and preserve the evidence; physical diagnosis may still require the site team.
Bring one electricity bill. Find the load behind it.
We will map the tariff, usable meters and circuits, then show which costs can be traced immediately and where an extra measurement point would change the decision.