Introduction
Energy efficiency and accurate monitoring are becoming a critical part of global sustainability goals. According to MarketsandMarkets, the smart energy monitoring market is projected to grow from USD 2.2 billion in 2023 to USD 4.8 billion by 2028, driven by smart grids, renewable integration, and digital building management.
For OEMs, distributors, wholesalers, and system integrators, selecting a WiFi-based smart energy monitor is not just about tracking electricity—it’s about enabling scalable, automated, and value-added solutions for end-users.
Market Trends Driving B2B Adoption
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Decarbonization Pressure: Energy companies and contractors must provide customers with transparent monitoring.
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Smart Building Growth: North America and Europe are leading in BMS (Building Management Systems) adoption.
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OEM/ODM Demand: Increasing requirement for customizable smart power meters with branding, protocols, and integration flexibility.
Statista reports that 40% of new building projects in Europe integrate smart energy systems by 2025, making energy monitoring devices a vital procurement category.
Technical Overview of Smart Energy Monitors
Unlike billing meters, smart energy monitors are designed for real-time monitoring and energy management.
Key technical highlights of PC321 WiFi Smart Power Clamp:
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Single/3-Phase Compatible – for residential & industrial loads
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Clamp-based Installation – easy deployment without rewiring
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WiFi Connectivity (2.4GHz) – real-time data via cloud/Tuya
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Accuracy: ±2% (commercial-grade, not for billing)
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Scalability: Options for 80A / 120A / 200A / 300A/ 500A/750A CT clamps
B2B Value: OEMs can leverage white-label solutions, distributors can scale multi-region product lines, and integrators can embed into solar + HVAC + BMS projects.
Application Scenarios
Use Case | B2B Customer | Value Proposition |
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Solar Inverters | EPC Contractors, Distributors | Track real-time generation & consumption for PV systems |
HVAC & EMS Platforms | System Integrators | Optimize load balancing, remote diagnostics |
OEM/ODM Branding | Manufacturers, Wholesalers | Custom packaging, logo, and Tuya-cloud integration |
Utilities (Non-Billing Use) | Energy Companies | Pilot energy monitoring projects for smart grid expansion |
Case Example
A German OEM energy solutions provider required a single/three-phase WiFi smart energy monitor to integrate into its commercial solar inverter systems. Using Owon’s PC321, they achieved:
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20% reduction in installation time (due to clamp-on design)
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Seamless Tuya cloud integration for their mobile app
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Ability to white-label under their own brand, enabling faster EU market entry
FAQ (for B2B Buyers)
Q1: How does a smart energy monitor differ from a billing meter?
A: Smart energy monitors (like PC321) provide real-time load data and cloud integration for energy management, while billing meters are for revenue collection and require utility-grade certification.
Q2: Can I customize the monitor with my own branding?
A: Yes. Owon offers OEM/ODM services, including logo printing, packaging, and even API-level customization.
Q3: What is the MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity)?
A: Standard MOQ applies for bulk supply, with price advantages for distributors and wholesalers.
Q4: Is the device suitable for both residential and commercial applications?
A: Yes. It supports single-phase and three-phase loads, making it ideal for both homes and industrial facilities.
Q5: Does Owon provide integration support?
A: Yes. Open API and Tuya compliance ensure smooth integration with BMS, EMS, and solar platforms.
Conclusion & Call to Action
The shift to smart energy monitoring is a strategic opportunity for OEMs, distributors, and integrators. With demand rising across Europe and North America, partnering with a trusted manufacturer like Owon ensures access to ISO9001-certified production, OEM customization, and reliable WiFi smart energy monitors tailored for B2B projects.
Contact Owon today to discuss OEM/ODM cooperation, distribution opportunities, or bulk supply partnerships.
Post time: Sep-15-2025