From installation to insight
Built on an open-source, open-hardware foundation, with the flexibility to work alongside the platforms and workflows you already trust.
Data is stored locally, giving you a durable record that does not depend on a constant cloud connection. Users in the community highlight local retention and easy data extraction as key reasons they choose it.
Setup, configuration, status, and graphing are available through an integrated web interface that works from a computer, tablet, or phone.
The system can operate on its own or upload selected data to services such as Emoncms, InfluxDB, and PVOutput. It can support multiple upload services while retaining local logging and reporting.
IoTaWatt is described as a 14-channel WiFi-connected electric power monitor, and sellers describe support for single-phase and three-phase service with passive clip-on sensors.

