EKM Metering v.3 Omnimeter - Single Phase 120V 2-Wire System

EKM metering's vision is to provide electricity metering solutions to fill the niche between traditional "dumb" meters, which are costly to install and need to be individually and locally read, and very expensive metering services or metering systems that require a high level of expertise to install and configure.
Driving this vision is a desire to do something that will not only be of benefit to ourselves and to our customers---the basis of good business---but will be of benefit to the planet as well. Our own experience has convinced us that metering and monitoring of our energy consumption leads to immediate, significant reduction of energy use.
What we offer are compact, state-of-the-art meters, matched with user-friendly software and an inexpensive hardware interface. These are integrated in an easy-to-install but powerful system capable of remote, automatic reading and reporting to a local or remote computer or by e-mail. We offer meters and metering systems to meet the needs of homeowners, business owners, tenants and property owners with as few as one or up to hundreds of units or devices to meter, at a cost which is far less than most less-capable meters.
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[@EKMMeteringInc]

Hi there!
Thanks for the question.
Yes our EKM Omnimeter can be connected to 480/277 volt 3-phase 4-wire systems with our 5000 amp CTs. You could use the Omnimeter to accurately meter well over 4,000,000 watts. This would be roughly $400 to $600 dollars worth of electricity per hour.
Does that answer your question?
If you have any further questions, you can go to our website and email us directly and/or join our our online forum community.
Cheers!

[@cobraindy]

What is typically used to make the junction at the load and neutral wires? Is it some sort of needle that pierces the insulating jacket? Does it come with this or do you sell this? What is it called (so I can look for it)?

[@EKMMeteringInc]

Hi Steven,
Sorry for the delayed response. Junctions can be done in a number of ways. You can potentially attach the voltage reference wires at the main lugs in your electrical panel, or at the breaker if you're metering a sub-circuit. Alternatively you could use one of our Piercing Connectors, which allow you to tap into your wires where it works best. Available here: www.ekmmetering.com/ekm-metering-products/accessories/ekm-wire-splicer.html