Emporia Vue 3 Home Energy Monitor 16 Sensors
The Emporia Vue 3 wires into your electrical panel and shows where your power is actually going, from the whole-home total down to 16 individual circuits. It reads within about 2% of the utility meter and updates in near real time in the app, and it tracks solar production and net metering too. A simple way to see usage, spot waste, and watch a solar system without an expensive sub-meter.
- Listing
- UL listed
- Accuracy
- Plus or minus 2% vs the utility meter
- What it is
- Whole-home and circuit-level energy monitor
- Connectivity
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, app and cloud
- Main sensors
- 2 included 200A CTs (up to 3 mains)
- Branch sensors
- Up to 16 x 50A
About this item
The Emporia Vue 3 wires into your electrical panel and shows where your power is actually going, from the whole-home total down to 16 individual circuits. It reads within about 2% of the utility meter and updates in near real time in the app, and it tracks solar production and net metering too. A simple way to see usage, spot waste, and watch a solar system without an expensive sub-meter.
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