With machine tools requiring precise
monitoring to ensure efficiency, DOLD has introduced the RL9405 energy meter, part of the VARIMETER PRO Series. Designed for both single and 3-phase networks with a neutral conductor, this delivers precise data insights that transform energy management. Its versatility makes it ideal for production line machinery, including plastic moulding machines, food processing equipment, and automated systems.
Without real-time and historical energy data, identifying wastage or underperformance is difficult. For example, plastic moulding machines may consume excessive energy during idle periods or when operating; and food processing equipment might experience energy spikes during cleaning cycles or inefficient production phases. The retrofit installation of an energy meter,
such as the DOLD RL9405, helps address these inefficiencies by continuously scanning and analysing operational voltages and currents throughout the production cycle. Its compact 35mm-wide design enables easy installation into both existing and new control panels.
The RL9405 enables remote, real-time tracking of energy consumption through its Modbus TCP/RTU interface, seamlessly integrating with factory monitoring and control systems. This connectivity allows inefficiencies to be identified and addressed instantly. Even during power outages, the RL9405 securely stores energy data. By leveraging RL9405 data,manufacturers can:
• Minimise idle energy usage: Identify unnecessary energy consumption and adjust scheduling or automation to reduce power use during downtime.
• Optimise machine performance: Analyse energy trends to fine-tune machine settings and maximise efficiency.
• Proactively manage maintenance: Detect anomalies in electrical parameters that may indicate early mechanical issues, enabling timely preventive maintenance and reducing costly downtime.
Energy meters, such as DOLD’s RL9405, offer several production-critical advantages: 1. Accurate energymonitoring – Delivers precise, real-time insights into energy consumption for improved control and efficiency.
2. Cost savings – Helps reduce energy waste and lower operational expenses.
3. Sustainability improvements – Minimises carbon footprint and supports sustainability.
4. Compact and versatile design – Easily fits into confined spaces, making it suitable for both new and existing machinery.
5. Seamless integration – A Modbus TCP/RTU interface ensures smooth compatibility with existing energy management systems.
6. Regulatory Compliance – Facilitates adherence to energy efficiency standards and simplifies reporting for stakeholders. The DOLD RL9405 Energy Meter is a game- changer for energy management and improved operational efficiency. Find out more by visiting DOLD at
MachineBuilding.North, Manchester, on 10th April on Stand 108.
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Boost Machine Efficiency, Reduce Downtime, and
Cut Costs with DOLD’s Precision Energy Monitoring! Introducing the RL9405 Energy Meter – the smart solution for real-time energy monitoring and optimisation in production line machinery.
This compact yet powerful device provides precise energy insights, helping manufacturers fine-tune machine settings, cut excess energy use, and prevent costly downtime with preventative maintenance.
With Modbus TCP/RTU connectivity, it seamlessly integrates into existing factory monitoring systems. And at just 35mm wide, it fits effortlessly into control panels.
Energy Meter RL9405
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