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The eGauge is an energy monitor that uses power line communication to send data from your home's breaker panel over your home's electrical wiring to the HomePlug adapter, and then to your computer through a wireless modem.
From the eGauge overview page:
"eGauge is an affordable, flexible, secure,...
EcoDog's FIDO home energy monitoring system monitors individual circuits in your home at your electric panel and uses power line communication to get the data back to your computer. Unlike other monitoring systems that send data over the internet, this data is is sent to a software program that...
The Efergy Elite is a home energy monitor that uses circuit transformers (CT's) in the home's electrical panel to measure current entering your home. The current transformers plug into a transmitter that transmits (up to 230' at 433 MHz) energy data to an energy dashboard. The homeowner selects...
The eMonitor by Powerhouse Dynamics is a whole home circuit-level energy monitor. There are 3 different versions of the eMonitor: 4-14, 4-24, and 4-44. The second number after the dash represents the number of circuits that can be monitored.
From the eMonitor website:
"Powerhouse Dynamics has...
The UFO Power Center by Visible Energy is a power strip on steroids. It acts as a power strip, home energy monitor and electric appliance timer all in one.
From the UFO Power Center How It Works section:
The UFO Power Center is used as a regular power strip that provides four 110 Volts sockets....
The Energy Owl is a home energy monitor that attaches to the meter outside your home and displays data through a PC interface. From the How It Works section:"The Energy Owl E.M.S. simply "watches" your electrical meter using an optical sensor. The scanner sends the data to the desktop hardware...
The Black & Decker EM100B Energy Saver Series Power Monitor is the PowerCost Monitor manufactured by Blue Line just rebranded by Black and Decker. It looks like Black & Decker is no longer branding this product. The only tool under the energy category of the home and office section of...
The PowerCost Monitor (PCM) is a whole home energy monitor that "reads" your electrical meter on the outside of your home.
From the Amazon description: "The PCM technology consists of two discrete functional units: A detection unit, known as the sensor unit, attaches to an existing household...
The Kill-A-Watt EZ is the big brother to the Kill-A-Watt. It has all the features of the Kill-A-Watt but also includes the ability for users to energy their kWh rate so they can see what appliances cost them to operate (without having to do the math themselves). Power cost information is retained...
The Kill-A-Watt is an appliance energy monitor that can help you monitor your 120 V electricity users. You plug it into an outlet, and then plug an appliance into it to see how much energy it uses. Like most appliance energy monitors, the Kill-A-Watt only measures 120 V loads. Bigger electricity...