Collection: Energy Meters

An energy meter measures electrical consumption in kilowatt-hours (kWh), and many also show real-time power, voltage and current. This lets you see exactly which circuits or devices use the most. They fit within our Electrical Panels & Boards range.

A DIN-rail meter is wired permanently into the panel to monitor a whole circuit, while a plug-in meter simply sits between an appliance and the socket for a quick reading. Use DIN-rail for fixed monitoring and plug-in for portability. Plan panel space in your distribution panel.

Match the meter to your electricity supply. Most homes use single-phase, so a single-phase meter is enough, while workshops and larger installations may need a three-phase model. Check your panel or bill if unsure. See related distribution boards for installation context.

Indirectly, yes. By showing which devices and circuits consume the most, a meter helps you identify waste, shift usage and replace inefficient appliances. The savings come from the changes you make. Pair monitoring with a smart home setup for automated control.

Wiring a DIN-rail meter into the panel involves live connections and should be done by a licensed electrician. A plug-in meter, by contrast, just plugs in and needs no wiring. For panel work, use proper tools and always isolate the supply first.

Some meters are MID-certified for sub-billing while others are for monitoring only; always check the listing for the certification you need. For tenant sub-metering, choose a certified model. Plan its place inside your distribution panel before purchase.

Yes, orders over €80 ship free across Greece with fast delivery, and smaller orders ship at a standard rate. See our shipping page for full details. Combining a meter with panel components makes reaching the threshold easy.

If a meter arrives faulty or not as described, it's covered by our returns process and Lynk Buyer Protection; see the warranty page to begin a claim. Test a plug-in meter before fixed use and keep the original packaging.