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Sign upA digital and connected electrical switchboard for energy efficient Smart Homes and Smart Cities
A digital and connected electrical switchboard for energy efficient Smart Homes and Smart Cities
Oghji is a smart electrical switchboard that aims at optimizing and saving on the electricity consumption at the scale of a household, business or institution building and a territory. Oghji replaces the traditional circuit breakers with a digital technology that allows measuring in real-time, alerting in case of electrical default or unusual consumption, controlling, programming the consumption of each circuit via a touch screen or a mobile application, and automatically shedding low-priority circuits. Thanks to its SmartGrid connectivity, Oghji also contributes to SmartCity programs by collecting consumption data and giving network operators the means to modulate electricity demand.
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The all-in-one digital switchboard for energy efficiency [Smart Home] and flow optimisation [Smart Grid]
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