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Formed in 1993, IMH Technologies Ltd is the exclusive distributor of the Dranetz Technologies range of power quality monitors.


Shortly after, we added the Dent Instruments of Oregon range of energy and data loggers.


In addition, IMH represents the interests of Electrotek who are part of the GPT operations that also owns Dranetz Technologies.


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They are a specialist power quality analysis software company. More recently, IMH have been assisting in the new, low-cost PQube instrument from Power Standards Laboratory of California and we have been involved in the SEMI47 & IEC 61000-4-34 testing instruments specifically developed by PSL.


Throughout, IMH Technologies has offered an independent power quality consultancy operation that has been used by the major utilities and customers throughout the United Kingdom and offshore.


IMH offers full repair and service capability for the major products and, where possible, we try to source the components to keep even quite ancient instruments in service.


Calibration to National Standards is offered at competitive prices.


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IMH Technologies Ltd


8 Roach View, Purdeys Industrial Estate, Rochford, Essex SS4 1LB Tel: 0845 8800 240 Email: sales@imh.co.uk Web: www.imh.co.uk


Energy Monitoring Specialists


Optical Meter Reading Probes


• IEC 62056-21 (‘1107/FLAG’) with magnetic attachment


• Mechanically fixed version for long term reading


• PACT slot version available


• Range of host connector options including USB


• British made, worldwide quantity supply & low prices


Email for info & prices: metmotec@btinternet.com


METMOTEC™ www.metmotec.com


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Lisa Smith on


01622 699118 or


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