GE epm2000 digital power meter

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Upgrade your power monitoring with the GE EPM2000 Digital Power Meter—a reliable and precise solution for measuring electrical parameters. This advanced meter offers real-time data, high accuracy, and easy integration into your systems, ensuring efficient energy management. Backed by a one-year warranty, it’s a smart investment for both commercial and industrial applications. Don’t miss out on optimizing your power usage—order now and experience the GE difference!

product model: epm2000 digital power meter
product description: The **epm2000 digital power meter** by GE is a high-precision device designed to monitor and measure electrical parameters such as voltage, current, power, and energy consumption. Ideal for industrial and commercial applications, it ensures accurate data for efficient energy management.
brand: GE
country of origin: USA
net weight: 2.5 kg
dimensions: 144 mm x 72 mm x 120 mm (H x W x D)
power supply: 100-240V AC, 50/60 Hz
input/output: 3-phase voltage and current inputs, digital output for data logging
communication interface: RS-485 Modbus RTU for seamless integration with control systems
usage: Widely used in power distribution systems, manufacturing plants, and renewable energy installations. For more details, visit GE’s official website or contact us for support.

Product Model	epm2000
Product Description	The GE EPM2000 is a versatile power monitoring and management device designed to enhance energy efficiency and improve system reliability in industrial applications. It provides real-time data on energy consumption, demand, and power quality, enabling users to make informed decisions for optimizing their operations.
Brand	GE
Origin	United States
Net Weight	1.5 kg
Dimensions	200 mm x 150 mm x 90 mm
Power Supply	100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Input/Output	6 digital inputs, 4 relay outputs, 3 analog outputs
Communication Interface	RS-485, Modbus RTU, Ethernet TCP/IP
Use	Ideal for industrial facilities, commercial buildings, and energy management systems where monitoring and control of electrical systems are critical for efficiency and operational performance.