Energy monitoring

Split-Phase Home Energy Monitor

See whole-home and selected-circuit usage with WattPanel-2X, then check service, panel, and CT fit before choosing a kit.

Start with fit. Then review current WattPanel-2X kits, live pricing, and the installation boundary before ordering.

Review product fit, support paths, and the right next step before making a purchase decision.

Homeowner reviewing WattPanel-2X energy data beside the monitor installed at a residential electrical panel
Current product

Review live price and available WattPanel-2X bundles.

Shopify provides the current variant and price status. Choose a bundle only after confirming split-phase service, panel access, CT scope, and installation requirements.

WattPanel-2X monitor with main and circuit CT sensors
Fit before buying

Check four things before you choose a kit.

Fit depends on the service type, available panel space, CT scope, connectivity, and installation responsibility.

Use visible labels, existing documents, and qualified guidance. Do not open a panel or handle wiring just to make a buying decision.

  • Confirm a supported 120/240V split-phase service.
  • Check panel space and the intended main or circuit CT scope.
  • Plan Wi-Fi and antenna placement around the panel location.
  • Confirm whether qualified installation and local rule review are required.
Check Electrical Fit
Homeowner reviewing WattPanel-2X panel space, CT sensors, and connectivity before purchase
Measurement scope

Understand where the measurements come from.

Main CTs provide the whole-home reference while circuit CT scope depends on the selected kit and intended panel layout.

The system provides visibility into usage patterns. It is not a switching device, a guaranteed bill-savings product, or a replacement for electrical diagnosis.

  • Choose a kit for the monitoring scope you need.
  • Use the app to review current and historical patterns.
  • Use final product documentation for installation decisions.
Read the Split-Phase Guide
WattPanel-2X main and circuit CT layout beside a split-phase residential electrical panel
Buying support

Get the documents and support you need before ordering.

Review the available product documents and store policies. Contact support when service type, panel context, CT scope, or installation responsibility remains uncertain.

Grus pages do not replace a qualified professional, local code review, emergency service, or final product documentation.

Contact Support
Product evidence

Inspect the installed context, connection details, and data experience.

WattPanel-2X monitor and CT sensors installed beside a residential electrical panel
Installed panel context Monitor, antenna, and CT routing shown in a residential panel context.
WattPanel-2X device ports with main and circuit CT sensor types
Ports and CT types Device inputs and the distinction between main and circuit CT connections.
WattPanel-2X kit with home energy usage dashboard context
Usage data context WattPanel-2X kit shown with home, grid, solar, and usage-chart context.
Questions

Energy monitoring questions

What type of home energy monitor should I consider?

Start with the monitor that matches your visibility goal, supported service type, panel context, sensor requirements and installation boundary.

Is an energy monitor mainly for visibility or control?

It is mainly a visibility product unless final product documentation states specific control features. Do not treat monitoring as direct load control.

What should I check before buying a panel energy monitor?

Check service type, panel access, sensor requirements, app/connectivity support, manual status and whether qualified installation is needed.

Can Grus guarantee lower electricity bills?

No. Grus does not guarantee savings. Energy data can support decisions, but outcomes depend on the home and user actions.

Ready to compare

Move from fit review to the current product.

Open WattPanel-2X to review live price and available bundles, or use the split-phase guide first when home fit is not clear.