Onset announces low-cost energy monitoring solution

Listen to this article

Onset announced the HOBO® kWh Monitoring Kit, a low-cost, portable system for measuring and recording energy consumption in buildings. The new kit, which bundles a matchbox-sized HOBO State data logger with Continental Control System’s revenue-grade kWh and current sensors, gives energy engineers, auditors, building commissioners and others a simple and cost-effective way to log building electric use at a fraction of the cost of meter-based solutions.

As one of the industry’s lowest-cost kWh data logging solutions, the kit provides rapid deployment and high accuracy measurements, and is ideal for use in commercial, industrial, and residential applications. Key advantages include:

• Flexibility to log up to 500,000 single or three phase measurements running 240 to 480 volts
• LCD display to enable easy viewing of latest kWh readings
• HOBOware Pro software (priced separately) for easy logger set-up and scaling of kWh measurement data

“This new kit makes energy monitoring fool-proof and accessible by providing users with all the elements needed in a flexible configuration for permanent or temporary data collection,” said Jessica Frackelton, senior manager of product marketing for Onset. “This will make it easier than ever for our building performance customers to identify energy-use patterns and quantify savings.”

Powerful software
The HOBO kWh Monitoring Kit leverages the power of Onset’s HOBOware® software, enabling users to plot and analyze equipment power consumption data in a few simple steps. The software, which runs on Windows or Mac, features time-saving tools that allow users to batch-configure and readout multiple loggers in a fraction of the time it would take with previous generations. Additionally, the software features simple-to-use export tools that allow users to pull their data files to text format for use in spreadsheets and other programs.

Magazine & eNewsletter

Printed Monthly Magazine

Published monthly, Material Handling Wholesaler offers feature columns and special coverage of relevant industry issues and products.

Digital Monthly Magazine

Published on the fourth Thursday of each month, Material Handling Wholesaler offers feature columns and special coverage of relevant industry issues and products.

Material Handing Wholesaler Weekly Newsletter

Our Weekly newsletter is emailed every Tuesday and contains the latest Industry Events and People News, Source Directory, and important Industry Links.

Forklift International Weekly Hot Sheet Newsletter

Published every Monday morning with the latest material handling equipment
available for sale.

Share the Post:

Related Posts

Our Current Issue

Trader Network

Magazine & eNewsletter

Our magazine is published and mailed monthly, Material Handling Wholesaler offers feature columns and special coverage of important industry issues. 

Weekly Newsletter – Get the latest industry events and people news in this weekly e-newsletter as well as direct access to Wholesaler’s Source Directory and link.

Current Supplements







Q1 New Equipment Demand at Record High

Listen to this article The latest CapEx Finance Index (CFI), released today by the Equipment Leasing & Finance Association (ELFA), shows that while new…

How not to waste years writing a business book

Listen to this article A haunting tale of the benefits of using a ghostwriter In the world of expertise-driven businesses,…

ProSys Fill highlights VCF Chub Filler for high-viscosity industrial packaging

Listen to this article High-speed, servo-driven vertical chub filling system boosts accuracy, uptime, and cleanliness for high-viscosity industrial packaging lines…

Garcia named Port of Long Beach Human Resources Director

Listen to this article The Port of Long Beach has named Ramon Garcia to lead the Harbor Department’s Human Resources…

Humanoid robot revenue to reach $15bn by 2035

Listen to this article The humanoid robot sector is ‘an emerging market with huge opportunities for growth’. Annual shipments projected…