A month behind
By the time the electricity bill arrives, the consumption has already happened. There's no room left to correct that period.
SOLUTIONS / PULSE
Narrowbits PULSE · Energy monitoring
Find out where your energy goes.
Consumption and cost by circuit, equipment, or process, in real time. Installs on the existing conductor, without cutting power.
NB sensors: NBEnergy · NBpulse
SWITCHBOARD A38.2 kWoff-hours
The problem
The bill arrives late, aggregated, and unexplained.
One number for everything
HVAC, lighting, irrigation, and equipment all compete in the same figure.
Anomalies no one sees
Equipment left on overnight or a phase imbalance is only caught if someone is watching.
What shows up once you start measuring
Off-hours consumption
Equipment running at night, on weekends, or on holidays.
→ Schedule adjustmentIdle loads
Pumps, fans, or compressors running with no demand.
→ Shutdown sequencesPhase imbalance
Uneven load that heats conductors.
→ Rebalance circuitsLow power factor
Reactive consumption you pay for without doing useful work.
→ Power factor correctionHow it works
From the switchboard to your phone, without cutting power.
Current transformersclamp around the existing conductor
Smart meterkWh · kW · PF · phases
AT THE SWITCHBOARD
Gateway · NBnano
- Continuous meter reading
- Cost calculation by tariff
- Off-hours and threshold rules
- Modbus / API to other systems
Web and mobile dashboardconsumption, cost, and trends
Alerts and reportsfindings with recommendations
Interactive scenario
Where does the energy go at a plant that keeps consuming in the early hours?
STEP 1 / 5 · MONTH
The electricity bill arrives: a single number.
38,400 kWh for the month. HVAC, packing, irrigation and equipment all share the same figure.
MAIN SWITCHBOARD · POWER
38,400 kWh · month
ILLUSTRATIVE DATAThe bill
Notifications · NBcloud
NBcloudnow
BILL · MONTHTotal 38,400 kWh. No breakdown by process.Want to see the full dashboard? Book a demo.
Configurations
Eco tells you how much. Pro explains how.
Cumulative consumptionkWh
Estimated cost$ by tariff
Power and demandkW
Current per phaseA
Power factorPF
Phase imbalance%
Per-circuit meteringprocess by process
Industrial integrationModbus · API
Eco and Pro
| Capability | Eco | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Single- or three-phase | Advanced three-phase |
| kWh consumption and cost | ✓ | ✓ |
| Active power and demand | ✓ | ✓ |
| Current per phase | — | ✓ |
| Power factor and imbalance | — | ✓ |
| Independent per-circuit metering | — | ✓ |
| Modbus / API integration | — | ✓ |
Technology
Professional kit, installed and running.
Smart meter, current transformers, and gateway. Switchboard mounting, tariff and threshold setup, and on-site verification. 12-month equipment warranty.
NBEnergy
NBpulse
Current transformers
LoRaWAN gatewayService tiers
Same dashboard, different scope.
RETAIL
Retail
One point per store or branch.
- Period-over-period comparison
- Overconsumption alerts
RECOMMENDED
Pro · SMB
Several points per site, breakdown by process.
- Per-circuit metering
- Reports with recommendations
- Support
MULTI-SITE
Scale
Multiple sites or circuits.
- Modbus / API integration
- Managed operation
Services
After installation, we stay with you.
CAREYour system, looked after.
Supervision, review of points with no data, incident handling and technical support.
LOGEvery record, whenever you need it.
Historical data, events and reports for reviews and audits.
NOWWhat you need to know to decide today.
Periodic summary of relevant changes, alerts and open items.
Frequently asked questions
What customers usually ask.
Do I need to cut power to install it?
No. The current transformers clamp around the existing conductor, without interrupting the supply.
Does it work on single-phase and three-phase?
Yes. Eco covers both; Pro is for three-phase with per-phase and per-circuit detail.
Can I integrate it with my SCADA?
Yes, with the Pro configuration, via Modbus or API.
What do I do with the data?
Each report includes findings and concrete actions; many can be fixed with no additional investment.
Next step
Let's start by measuring one point.
One point measured for a month is enough to see where the spending is and how much can be recovered.
Technical assessment (free)
Let's start by measuring one point.
One point measured for a month is enough to see where the spending is and how much can be recovered.