EPEM Ethernet Power Energy Monitor

A project in Maidstone, UK by DitroniX
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EPEM is a compact and powerful STEM Community board which is designed for IoT monitoring of mains power circuits.
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Backers: 17
Average Daily Pledges: £74
Average Pledge Per Backer: £92

Funding: £1,562 of £1,000
Dates: Aug 3rd -> Sep 2nd (30 days)
Project By: DitroniX
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£1,562

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£2,306

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EPEM Fantastic Summer Progress

August 23rd - via: kickstarter.com
Welcome!A warm welcome to all supporters, backers and followers of EPEM. My third successful Kickstarter summer project is a culmination of an already Worldwide popular board, namely the original IPEM ESP32, coupled with some ingredients taken from... (Read More)

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