Energy monitoring · Emporia

Emporia Vue 3 with 16 circuit sensors

An electrical-panel monitor with main-service clamps and 16 circuit sensors for real-time household energy measurements.

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ASIN B0C79PNK84 verified on Amazon.ca on August 30, 2026. Price, seller and stock can change.

Short answer

The most informative option in this wave for finding which circuits—not just which room—drive the electricity bill.

How it works

What happens after installation

01
Clamp sensors measure current without cutting each conductor.
02
The Vue calculates and uploads real-time usage by circuit.
03
The app compares loads, trends and selected automation targets.

Decision facts

The specifications that change the choice

Included sensors: 16 branch-circuit sensors plus mains
Location: Inside the electrical panel
Use: Real-time circuit and whole-home monitoring
Systems: Supports common North American split-phase service

Good fit

This product makes sense if…

Homes with electric heating, EV charging or several large loads.
Owners trying to reduce a high electricity bill.
Solar or net-metering households that need circuit detail.

Before ordering

Check these points at home

Confirm enough physical room exists inside the panel.
Treat panel installation as qualified electrical work.
Map every clamp to the correct breaker during installation.

Ownership

What ownership requires after purchase

Rename circuits clearly and validate readings with known loads.
Use the data to change a behaviour or automation, not only to watch graphs.

FAQ

Common questions before buying

Is this product a good fit for a Canadian home?

The most informative option in this wave for finding which circuits—not just which room—drive the electricity bill.

What should I check before buying it?

Confirm enough physical room exists inside the panel. Treat panel installation as qualified electrical work. Map every clamp to the correct breaker during installation.

What upkeep should I plan after buying it?

Rename circuits clearly and validate readings with known loads. Use the data to change a behaviour or automation, not only to watch graphs.