Data Logging

Data logging is the continuous recording of electrical parameters such as voltage, current, power consumption, power factor and harmonic distortion. At RMS Manufacturing, we install data logging equipment in switchboards across Melbourne so electrical contractors, engineers and facility teams can see how a system is performing, not just how it was designed to perform.

Data logging meters installed in a switchboard by RMS Manufacturing

Switchboard Data Logging for Electrical System Monitoring

Data logging continuously records voltage, current, power consumption, power factor and harmonic distortion over time, giving you a clear picture of how an electrical system performs under real operating load.

It is ideal for energy audits, fault diagnosis and load analysis where a single reading cannot tell the full story. The result is reliable, time-stamped data that supports preventative maintenance, compliance reporting and confident capacity decisions.

We install loggers and meters directly inside the switchboard assembly, so the same board can be monitored locally or remotely from the day it is energised.

Switchboard Data Logging

Why Data Logging Matters in Electrical Systems

Reliable data at the switchboard improves visibility, maintenance and energy efficiency.

Accurate Load Insight

Captures real consumption and power factor trends across critical circuits.

Early Fault Detection

Flags voltage dips, spikes, unbalanced loads and overheating before they become failures.

Lower Energy Costs

Shows where load can be optimised, so savings rest on real evidence.

Compliance Reporting

Provides recorded data for audits and sustainability reporting, without relying on manual readings.

Remote Access

Lets facility teams review live and historical data off site.

In-House Metering Integration

RMS designs, manufactures and assembles the switchboard and all the monitoring equipment inside it. By keeping data logging in-house, RMS can maintain tighter control over meter placement, wiring, testing, coordination and lead times. (33)

Every job follows the same path: monitoring requirements review, equipment selection, installation, testing, then handover with the switchboard. (18)

  • Monitoring planned with the switchboard design
  • Meters and loggers tested before delivery
  • Fewer site modifications at commissioning
  • Data available from day one
  • Practical insight from experienced electrical manufacturing specialists
Metering Integration

Other Services We Offer

Data logging works alongside our wider fabrication and manufacturing capabilities.

Laser Cutting

Laser Cutting

Accurate cutting of flat sheet metal, ready for bending and folding.

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Welding

Welding

Structural and fabrication welding to assemble and reinforce electrical components.

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Sheet metal being folded on a press brake at RMS Manufacturing

Metal Bending and Folding

Precision bending and folding for sheet metal enclosures, panels and structural components.

Site Works and Non-Compliant Chassis Replacement

On-site work and replacement of chassis that do not meet requirements.

Proven Capability Across Complex Projects

Explore how RMS Manufacturing supports major electrical and switchboard projects.

Melbourne Quarter
Switchboard installation for the Melbourne Quarter project

Melbourne Quarter

Two 3,200A mains and a 4,000A generator switchboard for a major development.

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51 Flinders Lane

51 Flinders Lane

Two 3200A main switchboards, including a 9.8-metre MSB built in modular sections.

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Trusted by Industry Partners

Built on knowledge, precision and long-term client relationships

NHP are proud to have built a successful business with RMS’s knowledge and utilisation oh NHP’s full suite of products, solutions and services, and our shared values of customer loyalty and service. We look forward to continuing to work with RMS into the furture
Matt Pattison Sales Director at NHP Electrical Engineering Products Pty Ltd
A huge thank you to RMS Manufacturing for all of their assistance and imparted knowledge. The future students of Melbourne Polytechnic, and indeed the industry, will benefit from their contributions.
Anonymous Manager at Melbourne Polytechnic

Data Logging FAQs

Answers to questions commonly asked by electrical contractors, engineers, project managers and facility teams.

We can log voltage, current, power consumption, power factor and harmonic distortion. Contact us to confirm the parameters your project needs. (24)
What is data logging used for in electrical manufacturing? Energy audits, system diagnostics, preventative maintenance, compliance reporting and load analysis, helping teams spot issues before equipment fails.

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