Versatile solutions to understand and improve your energy usage
Understanding where a building’s energy consumption and loss occurs is the first step in developing an energy management strategy that reduces usage and enhances sustainability. With comprehensive energy audits, you can analyze building energy flow and identify opportunities to optimize performance and lower costs.
From your electric panel to collecting weather and HVAC systems data, energy monitoring experts have long trusted HOBO data loggers and remote monitoring solutions for gathering key data insights used to characterize building energy profiles, manage peak demand, understand power loads, and maximize efficiency.
Log Energy Consumption Easily with a HOBO Plug Load Data Logger
Easy to set up, install, and use, the HOBO Plug Load Data Logger accurately measures and records power and energy consumption of 120V plug loads from office equipment, vending machines, and more. Simply plug in—and start getting your data!
Data Loggers, Sensors & Remote Monitoring Solutions for Energy Audits
Which energy monitoring tools are best for your application?
Stand-alone Data Loggers
Easy-to-use, low-cost, high-accuracy data loggers for energy and indoor environmental monitoring
Stand-alone Multi-Sensor Stations
Data logging stations with USB local offload for one or more measurements to suit your application needs
Remote Monitoring Stations
Versatile cellular stations collect and send data to the cloud from wide range of sensors
Wireless Sensor Networks
Monitor your entire facility with a cost-effective, powerful wireless sensor network supported by a remote monitoring station
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The Energy Professional’s Guide to Data Loggers and Building Performance
Discover practical tips and techniques on a range of topics, including data logger installation, monitoring plan development, safety, and data interpretation.
8 Ways to Identify Energy Waste and Save Money with Data Loggers
Discover these common opportunities to find hidden energy waste using data loggers, how to gather and analyze data, and how to calculate savings.
Facility Manager’s Guide to Data Logging
Discover measurement approaches for a variety of building systems including lighting, HVAC, indoor air quality, and plug loads, in addition to methods for quantifying savings.
Occupancy Loggers Drive Cost-Saving Decisions in Historic San Francisco Building
An engineering firm deployed occupancy/light sensing data loggers for a major energy retrofit of San Francisco's historic Flood Building.