New Web-Mon Enterprise Edition Provides Remote Meter Dashboards over TCP/IP LAN/WAN Networks

E-Mon, the electric submetering market leader and manufacturer of the widely installed E-Mon D-Mon product line, today announced the availability of the Web-Mon Enterprise Edition, an Internet-enabled energy monitoring platform that provides real-time and historical energy data via any standard Web browser. Ideal for campus and multi-building facility applications, Web-Mon Enterprise directly communicates over the facility’s existing IP backbone with remote Class 3000 and 5000 E-Mon D-Mon meters and up to three connected pulse-output utility meters per Web-Mon Enterprise device. Typical applications include schools and universities, medical complexes, business parks, military bases and other multi-building commercial, industrial and institutional users.

Ideal for campus or multi-building facilities, Web-Mon Enterprise Edition provides meter dashboards of historical and real-time energy use via any standard web browser over Modbus TCP/IP-based LAN/WAN networks; complements Web-Mon standard edition for single-building apps

Like the Web-Mon standard edition introduced in 2009, Web-Mon Enterprise provides a user-friendly web interface that allows live energy data, charts and graphs to be viewed via any standard Internet browser—without add-on software or extra programming to provide a “dashboard” display of kWh, kW, power factor and other advanced functions from up to 24 meter inputs.
“Web-Mon Enterprise Edition takes one-click energy management to the next level by automatically integrating the user’s distributed metering infrastructure into real-time meter dashboards via any TCP/IP local or wide area network,” said Don Millstein, president and CEO of E-Mon. “Web-Mon Enterprise complements our standard Web-Mon offering, typically used in single-building scenarios, with open-architecture Modbus IP-compatible device connectivity for virtually any multi-facility energy monitoring and management networking requirement, including presentment of electricity, gas, water, and other metered parameters.”
Web-Mon affords multiple users access to key energy data and usage patterns critical in today’s energy intensive environments. The ability to view usage on demand either on-site or remotely allows energy managers and others to easily stay on top of energy conservation programs, green building initiatives or overall efficiency analysis. Whether the need is for one-page dashboards, energy profiles or raw interval data, E-Mon’s Web-Mon solutions are the answer.

Web-Mon Enterprise’s expanded functionality and flexibility derives from a number of new features:
Hardware platform includes: AMCC PowerPC 440 @ 524MHz processor with math co-processor; 256MB SDRAM and 128MB Serial Flash; real-time clock; battery back up and AC power transformer;
Modbus TCP/IP communications with Class 3000 and Class 5000 E-Mon D-Mon meters equipped with Modbus TCP/IP communications option;
Displayed parameters include: electrical consumption (kWh), peak demand (kW), power factor, Volts, Amps by phase and VARs;
Carbon footprint dashboard displays CO2, SO2, NoX and other calculations for each meter;
User alerts are emailed when daily kW/kWh usage alarm setpoints are exceeded;
Stores and displays data from today, previous seven days and previous 30 days;
Internal memory stores up to 36 days of 15-minute interval data;
Pulse-enabled meters (gas, water, etc.) offer direct connection to the Aux1 and/or Aux2 ports of the Class 3000 and Class 5000 meters;
Up to two gas, water or other pulse output meters per E-Mon (Class 5000) meter are readable on separate meter dashboards;
Current weather info and one-day forecast displayed on home meter page; records five-day weather conditions from local NOAA website;
Normalization feature compares usage by square foot for the user’s own facility versus regional averages around the country;
Trend Builder feature allows users to drag and drop select data for specified meters and time periods to create charts; displays comparison of all recorded parameters by meter;
CSV files are exportable to Microsoft Excel® or Adobe PDF® formats;
Two Ethernet ports 10/100 Mbps (RJ-45); supports static IP addresses;
UL, CE, C-UL, CSA and FCC agency listings.

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