Every supply, one view
Each supply gets a meter and an Edge Go, and WideSky accumulates them into one project figure. Measured, not an informed estimate.
Edge Go on construction sites
Construction power, measured from day one
Cranes, hoists, site sheds and pumps all run on the builder’s supply. Edge Go meters it at the temporary board and streams five-minute data to WideSky, so spend and Green Star evidence build from the first pour.
~30 min
to fit at the site board
Fit Once
when the temporary board relocates, the metering goes with it
5 min
interval data, live on WideSky
The builder’s supply stops being a blind spot
Large projects draw on several supplies at once, and the first sight of cost is usually the retailer invoice. Metering the temporary boards closes that gap.
Spend lands with the work
Power costs track against cost codes month by month, instead of surfacing on an invoice weeks after the work is done.
Green Star evidence builds itself
Construction energy reporting needs metered date, not estimates. Interval records accumulate from day one, ready for submission.
Two reports from the same meter
The one five-minute feed drives commercial tracking and sustainability reporting.
Expenditure
Power spend by month, against cost codes
Anomalies surface the week they start. A crane left running over the weekend shows up Monday, not at the end of the billing month.
Green Star
Evidence, not estimates
Cumulative construction energy from NMI-certified meters, timestamped and ready for submission at any point in the job.
Evidence, not estimates
The same feed that tracks spend builds the sustainability record.
Metered, not modelled
Cumulative construction energy measured by National Measurement Institute certified meters.
Timestamped and traceable
Interval records with a timestamp on every reading, so the trail holds up under review.
Submit at any milestone
Pull the records at practical completion, or at any point in between.
One unit, four meters
Whichever meter suits the board, the commissioning flow is the same
DIN-rail mount beside the meter, serial connection to its port, plug-pack or DIN-rail power supply, then scan to commission. Cellular out of the box, so no site network is needed and nothing waits on a network request.
PMC-230
Single-phase · NMI certifiedSite sheds and single-phase temporary supplies.Full specifications →
PMC-340-WC
Three-phase · NMI certifiedDirect-connected three-phase boards, billing grade.Full specifications →
PMC-340-CT
Three-phase · NMI certifiedLarger supplies metered via external CTs, billing grade.Full specifications →
PMC-352
Three-phase · compact installReporting data where board space is tight.Full specifications →
PMC-512
Multi-circuit · one unit, many loadsMulti-tenancy sub-metering and circuit-level monitoring.Coming soon
DIN-rail mounted and moved board to board as the job progresses. 4G out of the box, no site network needed.
Power event alerts
Know before it
becomes a delay
The same feed watches every monitored board. Trips, phase loss and potential safety events raise an alert the moment they happen, routed by email to whoever is on site.
A board that goes quiet mid-shift is found in minutes, not on the next site walk.
Supply lost
06:41Hoist board · Level 8
Board went quiet mid-shift. Tripped breaker suspected.
Loss of phase
11:07Tower crane board · L2 down
Two phases healthy, L2 at zero. Crane motors at risk.
Safety event
13:52Site shed · repeated outages
RCD tripping for safety, three times in an hour. Possible earth leakage on the circuit.
Costs, meters and warranty
Pricing, the full meter range and the warranty process are the same as every Edge Go deployment.
What you need and what it costs
An Edge Go unit, a meter and a WideSky subscription, priced per site.
Warranty and support
Two year manufacturer warranty, replacement dispatch and an Australian support desk.
START WITH ONE BOARD
Talk to us about your project
From one temporary board to every supply on the job: hardware, meters, a WideSky subscription and a metering plan that moves with the build program.