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Branch circuit monitoring kit

June 22, 2012
The Energy Management System (EMS) upgrade kit extends branch circuit monitoring capabilities of the EMS to legacy and third-party power distribution equipment
The Energy Management System (EMS) upgrade kit extends branch circuit monitoring capabilities of the EMS to legacy and third-party power distribution e
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quipment. Designed to monitor power conditions on individual breakers, panels, or at the equipment level, the kit provides remote monitoring via the Power Xpert Gateway PDP Card, which links Eaton and non-Eaton equipment to the local area network or the Internet. In addition, the product delivers real-time and historical information for precision analysis, troubleshooting, power management, billing and energy planning. It also streamlines and unifies the management of diverse, multi-vendor power distribution systems.

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For more information, visit www.eaton.com.

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