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Monitor Your Home's Energy Use in Real Time, from Anywhere

Usage

Track usage over time. Set goals and monitor your progress through the month to make sure you stay on track.

Dashboard

See your energy usage month-to-date and what you’re trending towards.

Always On

Identify sources of energy waste. Find energy hogs, identify vampire loads, and see how much they’re costing you.

Real-Time Readings

The Power Meter tells you exactly how much electricity you’re using right now, with wattage steps up and down when devices turn on and off.

Installation

Installing Sense is a straightforward process that generally takes a licensed electrician less than 30 minutes to complete. Two sensors clip around the service mains that connect your electrical panel to the grid.

Monitor Two Circuits Directly

In addition to Sense’s machine learning device detection and smart plug integrations, you can monitor up to two 120V or 240V circuits directly with dedicated circuit monitoring. Using optional locking Flex add-on sensors, it’s perfect for large loads and critical devices like your HVAC system, EV charger, or variable speed pool pump.

Is My Electric Panel Compatible?

Standard Single Electric Panel Homes

The Sense Home Energy Monitor is compatible with homes that have a single main split-phase 120/240V residential electrical panel in North America for up to 200A service, with or without sub-panels. In most cases it should also be possible to install Sense in recessed or flush-mounted panels.

Sense is not designed for installation on parallel feed or three-phase panel configurations.

Larger Homes with 2 Main Panels

Sense can work with homes that have a maximum of two 200A main electric panels, provided there is no solar on the home. This feature requires the purchase of a Sense Flex or Solar model. Data from both panels will be combined in the Sense app. You may need to purchase extension cables for the 2nd set of sensors to support installation across both panels.

Combination Service Entrance Device (CSED) Panels

This is the type of panel where the electrical meter and the breaker panel share the same enclosure. These types of panels often have short cables or metal bus bars for the main feed where the Sense sensors need to connect to. This configuration will only work as long as there is enough space for the current sensors to clamp around the main feed.

Please refer to the Space Requirements in the Monitor Compatibility and Specs section below and consult with your electrician to determine if the Sense monitor is a fit for your home.

Outdoor installations

For Sense to be installed outdoors, it must be placed inside an appropriate NEMA-rated enclosure, and adequately protected from the elements. Your home Wi-Fi signal must be available at the panel location for Sense to work.

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What is it?
Our most comprehensive energy monitoring system for non-solar homes Our base model for non-solar homes For homes with solar

What's included?
Includes two sets of sensors; one set to monitor your main energy, and a second set to monitor one of the following in the list below: Includes one set of sensors to monitor your energy Includes two sets of sensors; one set to monitor your main energy, and a second set to monitor your solar system

Dedicated Circuit Monitoring
Yes No No

Generator support
Yes No No

400A split-service
Yes No No

Solar
No No Yes

Monitor Compatibility and Specs

Where does Sense work? The Sense monitor will work in your home if it has a split-phase 120/240V or a 400A split-service residential panel with individual panels up to 200A. It is compatible only with electrical panels in the United States and Canada. Installation Requirements Installation of the Sense monitor requires a 240V circuit breaker to measure voltage on each phase. The Sense monitor consumes less than 5W. Sense should always be installed by a licensed electrician. Space Requirements You must have enough space to fit sensor clamps with HxWxD dimensions of 3.72″ x 2.3″ x .433″ (94.49 x 58.50 x 11mm), and an inside diameter of 1.565”. Sensor cables are 46″ (116.84cm) long and the power cable is 36″ (91.44cm) long. Cable extensions may be purchased separately. Wireless Specifications 802.11 b/g/n 2.4 GHz WiFi – Bandwidth Use: ~300 MB/day Environmental Ratings Relative Humidity: < 90%; IPX0 rating, no water ingress; Temperature: 32-154ºF (0-68ºC); Elevation: < 6562′ (2,000m) Flex Add-on Sensors Only one set of Flex add-on sensors can be installed with a Sense monitor. Flex add-on sensors use the port reserved for solar monitoring. You may need to punch out the cover to the port to access it.

SENSE SAVES: Sense saves you energy and money by providing insights into your home's energy use and activity. NOW SUPPORTING TIME-OF-USE RATE PLANS.
SEE WHAT'S UP. KNOW WHAT'S ON: Track how much electricity you're using, what time your kids got home, or when someone leaves the basement light on. Sense identifies patterns in your energy use to help your family be more efficient, informed, and secure.
MONITOR YOUR HOME'S ENERGY USE FROM ANYWHERE: Real-time data through our iOS, Android, and web apps.
AVOID DISASTER: Set custom notifications for critical devices, like your sump pump, well pump, or flat iron.
MEETS RIGOROUS SAFETY STANDARDS: Sense's components and system have been designed and ETL/Intertek certified for installation and operation inside the electrical panel. Sense is not currently available or compatible outside the United States and Canada.