Basic panel meters are essential instruments used to display key electrical parameters such as voltage, current, frequency, and power factor directly on control panels. Available in both analog and digital formats, these meters provide quick and accurate readings to operators, ensuring real-time visibility into system performance. Their compact design, ease of installation, and compatibility with standard panel cutouts make them suitable for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications where essential monitoring is required.

Energy and power meters are precision instruments designed to measure and log electrical consumption and demand in real time. These meters provide vital insights into energy usage patterns, enabling facilities to identify inefficiencies, reduce peak demand charges, and support sustainability goals. Many models offer advanced features such as harmonic analysis, communication capabilities, and integration with energy management systems. They are ideal for commercial buildings, industrial operations, and utilities seeking accurate and reliable energy data for decision-making and compliance.

Insulation monitoring devices continuously measure the insulation resistance of ungrounded (IT) power systems to detect degradation or faults before they become hazardous. By providing early warnings of insulation failure, these monitors enhance system reliability and ensure the safety of personnel and equipment. Commonly used in critical environments such as hospitals, data centers, and industrial plants, insulation monitoring is essential for preventing downtime, avoiding electric shock risks, and maintaining compliance with safety regulations.

Low voltage current transformers (CTs) are key components used to measure alternating current (AC) in electrical systems for metering, monitoring, and protective relaying. By scaling high currents down to manageable levels for instruments and controllers, CTs enable accurate current sensing without interrupting the circuit. Designed for safety and precision, they are commonly used in switchboards, panelboards, and energy management systems across commercial and industrial settings. Various sizes, mounting options, and accuracy classes are available to match diverse application needs.