Fault report · Panel A
Feeder 4B: failing lug connection.
Verdict · confidence 0.93Torque check this week
Reviewed by
Wattif engineering
The approach
Monitoring gives you data. Diagnosis gives you a decision.
Monitoring software sends alerts and graphs, and leaves the engineering to you, for a subscription. Wattif works like a specialist: examine the patient, run the tests, deliver the diagnosis. One report with a definitive answer, at a price fixed up front.
How a study runs
30 days from install to answer.
1
Day 0
Sensors go on the panel
A contractor mounts CT clamps on your mains and feeders in about 10 minutes. No shutdown, no rewiring, no disruption to the facility.
2
Day 1 to 30
30 days of evidence
We monitor exactly what your study needs: the mains, one feeder, or several panels across the site. Real kilowatt data at 1 to 15 minute resolution, depending on what your study needs.
3
Day 30
The verdict
Every reading is tested against a reviewed fault library, and where the evidence names a cause the report names it. An engineer checks it before it goes out. You get the answer in plain language, with the numbers behind it.
Your other options
How else would you get this answer?
There are three ways to find out what is happening inside a panel today. Two of them cost more and tell you less.
Engineering consultant
$10,000 +
A load study with rented meters, weeks of scheduling, and a report built from days of data, not a month.
Monitoring platform
$3,000 + / year
Permanent hardware and a subscription for dashboards and alerts. The interpretation is still your job.
Wattif study
From $2,000 · once
30 days of measured data and an engineer-reviewed verdict. No hardware to buy, no subscription.