Postpaid Smart Energy Management System for Industrial Parks and Startups

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Postpaid Smart Energy Management System for Industrial Parks and Startups

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Product Description

Basic Information

Model NO.	IoT EMS
Function	Automatic Control, Protection, Monitoring, Measurement
Certification	ISO: 9001
Condition	New
Material	Fiber Glass
Transport Package	Carton
Production Capacity	200,000 Units

Packaging & Delivery

Package Size	17.00cm * 15.00cm * 13.00cm
Package Gross Weight	0.500kg

Product Description

Intelligent Cloud-Based Energy Management with Mobile APP Support

Communication Base Station IoT Electrical Application

The IoT Energy Management System is a comprehensive system including functions like real-time electricity parameters monitoring, in-time fault alarm processing, and remote control of IoT devices. Users can utilize functions immediately once IoT devices like energy meters are powered on, without additional adjustment, through the web platform or mobile app.

Cloud Platform Access

Demo Access Information:

Account: acrel | Password: 123456

Core Functions

1. Home Dashboard: Provides device status, event lists, alarm information, and real-time energy statistics.

2. Data Monitoring: Detailed tracking of electrical parameters across all connected nodes.

3. Energy Management: Includes energy overview and detailed reports. View consumption by day, month, or year. Compare peaks and export reports in various dimensions (week, quarter, year).

4. Mobile App Support: Full control and monitoring from your smartphone.

System Application

Substation, building, telecommunication base station, industrial energy consumption, intelligent lighthouse, operation and maintenance of power.

Our Advantages

Centralized monitoring: Remote devices upload data 24 hours a day for constant oversight.
Self-registration: Simple account creation and device pairing via the mobile app.
Energy Analysis: Gain deep insights into consumption patterns anytime, anywhere.
Real-time Alarms: Instant push notifications ensure the right people are alerted immediately during faults.

Related Hardware Products

ADW210 IoT Meter
4 circuits 3-phase measurement, RS485/LoRa communication.

ADW300 Wireless Meter
3-phase monitoring with 4G/WiFi/LoRa/NB support.

ADL200 Single Phase
Compact LCD display for U, I, P, Q, and energy monitoring.

ADL400 Three Phase
High accuracy Class 0.5s measurement via Modbus-RTU.

DJSF1352-RN DC Meter
Specialized for EV charging piles and solar PV systems.

AWT100-WIFI Gateway
Efficient communication terminal for cloud connectivity.

System Capability

The energy efficiency management system provides solutions for substation operations, electricity safety, environmental equipment monitoring, and prepaid management. It integrates leakage power monitoring, fire-fighting device control, emergency lighting, and EV charger management into a unified platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the main purpose of the IoT EMS? The IoT EMS is designed for real-time monitoring of electricity parameters, fault alarm processing, and remote control of connected IoT devices to improve energy efficiency.

2. Can I access the system on my mobile device? Yes, the system comes with a dedicated mobile APP that allows users to register accounts, add devices, and monitor energy data from anywhere.

3. How does the alarm system work? Once a device detects a fault or abnormal parameter, the data is uploaded in real-time and a push notification is sent through the mobile app to relevant personnel.

4. What kind of reports can the system generate? The system provides energy reports on a daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly basis, which can be viewed online or exported for further analysis.

5. What communication protocols are supported? Depending on the hardware, the system supports various protocols including RS485, LoRa, 4G, WiFi, NB-IoT, and Modbus-RTU.

6. Is the system suitable for industrial parks? Absolutely. It is highly suitable for substations, industrial energy consumption monitoring, telecommunication base stations, and large building complexes.