Socomec Unveils COUNTIS P Smart Energy Meters for AC/DC Systems

24 Sep 2025 CW Team

Commenting on the launch, Meenu Singhal, Regional Managing Director – Greater India, Socomec Innovative Power Solutions, said:

“As energy consumption grows more complex across industries, organizations are under increasing pressure to manage usage efficiently while meeting compliance and sustainability goals. COUNTIS P provides a smarter, simpler way to manage energy with its compact design, AC/DC compatibility, and seamless digital integration. It equips businesses with real-time insights, optimizes cost allocation, and supports meaningful progress toward energy efficiency.”

The COUNTIS P range combines precision metering with modular design and advanced connectivity, supporting Modbus RTU/TCP protocols. Compatible with both AC and DC systems, it works seamlessly across single-phase and complex three-phase networks. Built to withstand harsh conditions, the meters ensure reliable accuracy even in extreme temperatures. The QuickConnect plug-and-play installation further reduces deployment time and complexity for installers and integrators.

When connected to Socomec’s digital monitoring platforms, COUNTIS P delivers actionable insights, enabling customers to track consumption, detect inefficiencies, lower operational costs, and achieve sustainability targets.

Accurate sub-metering is another key advantage, as organizations often face challenges with transparent and fair energy rebilling. COUNTIS P meters are MID-certified, ensuring precision, regulatory compliance, and reliability in cost allocation. These features make them an ideal choice for buildings, industrial sites, infrastructure projects, and EV charging applications.

With COUNTIS P, Socomec reinforces its commitment to supporting customers across the entire lifecycle – from design to commissioning – delivering sustainable, compliant, and high-performance electrical installations. At a time when energy efficiency is both a business and environmental priority, COUNTIS P stands out as a smart, future-ready solution for modern energy management.

Socomec, a global leader in energy performance and power management solutions, has announced the launch of its latest innovation – COUNTIS P, a new generation of smart energy meters designed to address the evolving needs of modern infrastructure. Backed by more than three decades of expertise, this launch highlights Socomec’s continued focus on innovation, sustainability, and digital transformation.Commenting on the launch, Meenu Singhal, Regional Managing Director – Greater India, Socomec Innovative Power Solutions, said:“As energy consumption grows more complex across industries, organizations are under increasing pressure to manage usage efficiently while meeting compliance and sustainability goals. COUNTIS P provides a smarter, simpler way to manage energy with its compact design, AC/DC compatibility, and seamless digital integration. It equips businesses with real-time insights, optimizes cost allocation, and supports meaningful progress toward energy efficiency.”The COUNTIS P range combines precision metering with modular design and advanced connectivity, supporting Modbus RTU/TCP protocols. Compatible with both AC and DC systems, it works seamlessly across single-phase and complex three-phase networks. Built to withstand harsh conditions, the meters ensure reliable accuracy even in extreme temperatures. The QuickConnect plug-and-play installation further reduces deployment time and complexity for installers and integrators.When connected to Socomec’s digital monitoring platforms, COUNTIS P delivers actionable insights, enabling customers to track consumption, detect inefficiencies, lower operational costs, and achieve sustainability targets.Accurate sub-metering is another key advantage, as organizations often face challenges with transparent and fair energy rebilling. COUNTIS P meters are MID-certified, ensuring precision, regulatory compliance, and reliability in cost allocation. These features make them an ideal choice for buildings, industrial sites, infrastructure projects, and EV charging applications.With COUNTIS P, Socomec reinforces its commitment to supporting customers across the entire lifecycle – from design to commissioning – delivering sustainable, compliant, and high-performance electrical installations. At a time when energy efficiency is both a business and environmental priority, COUNTIS P stands out as a smart, future-ready solution for modern energy management.

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