Panoramic Power Knowledge Base

Why does the timestamp on my alert look older than when it actually fired?

Published May 18th, 2026 by Shir Goldstein

The time shown next to an alert on the Site Alerts page is the time of one of its earlier occurrences. It is not always the most recent time the alert fired. To see the most recent time the alert fired - and every other occurrence - open Alert History on that alert. To open Alert History: Go to Alerts in the site sidebar. Find the alert in the list.

Manual Export

Published September 2nd, 2025 by Shir Goldstein

What Is Manual Export? What is it? Manual Export lets you download energy data from PowerRadar as a CSV file. You choose a time range, a measurement type, a data resolution, and which sites or devices to include - then PowerRadar generates the file and makes it available for download. Why use it? Pull historical data for a specific time window that

Why PAN-42?

Published May 28th, 2026 by Shir Goldstein

What Is PAN-42? PAN-42 is a 3-phase power meter from Panoramic Power. Where standard Panoramic Power sensors (PAN-10, PAN-12, PAN-14) measure current at the conductor, PAN-42 is a full meter - it measures voltage , current, active power, reactive power, power factor, and energy directly per phase, and reports its own internal energy counter. In a Po

What's New - May 17, 2026

Published May 19th, 2026 by Shir Goldstein

TimeView Date Picker - Faster, Smarter, More Flexible The date and time control in TimeView has been redesigned to help you get to the data you need with fewer clicks and a wider range of analysis options. Three things are new: A Streamlined Control Bar The new control bar puts everything you need front and center: Step-through navigation - Move for

What's New - May 24, 2026

Published May 31st, 2026 by Shir Goldstein

Uninstalled Devices Now Shown in The New TimeView Uninstalled devices now appear in the device tree in The New TimeView, so you always have a complete picture of your site's sensors - active and inactive. What Changed Previously, devices whose sensors had been uninstalled were hidden from the device tree in The New TimeView. They simply didn't appea

Why doesn't the total in Time View match the sum of my Manual Export?

Published May 19th, 2026 by Shir Goldstein

Time View and Manual Export show the same meter data from the same source. The differences you see come from the resolution you're looking at, not from the view itself - different resolutions apply rounding differently. What's happening: At the 1 hour resolution, the total is calculated from the raw values and rounding is applied only once - to the

Export Jobs: Pulse Meter Measurements Interface

Published February 28th, 2025 by Shir Goldstein

A scheduled export of pulse meter readings - electricity, water, gas, heat, and air - connected to your sites via loggers or bridges, for use in downstream analytics, BI, or integration systems. What Is a Meters Measurements Export? A Meters Measurements export job pulls readings from the pulse meters connected to your account on a schedule and deli

Zero Pad Measurement Gaps

Published May 31st, 2026 by Shir Goldstein

What Is Zero Pad Measurement Gaps? Zero pad measurement gaps is an optional setting on Measurements and Pan-42 Measurements export jobs. When enabled, PowerRadar inserts zero-value records for intervals where a sensor or meter did not report, rather than leaving those intervals absent from the file. The result is a continuous timeline at the chosen

Auto-Export vs. Manual Export - What's the Difference?

Published June 2nd, 2026 by Shir Goldstein

The Two Tools Auto-Export is a scheduled job that automatically delivers your data to a server you control - an HTTPS endpoint, SFTP folder, or FTPS folder - at a frequency you define. You set it up once and it runs without any ongoing action. → Export Jobs: Setup Manual Export is an on-demand tool. You choose what you want, set a time range, start

Export Jobs: Measurements Interface

Published February 28th, 2025 by Shir Goldstein

A scheduled export of device-level energy readings - power, current, voltage, energy, and power factor - measured by Panoramic Power sensors, delivered to a destination you control. What Is a Measurements Export? A Measurements export job pulls device-level readings from your account on a schedule and delivers them as a file (CSV) or HTTP payload (J

What's New - May 10, 2026

Published May 10th, 2026 by Shir Goldstein

More PAN-42 Metrics in TimeView Pro We're continuing to bring the rich electrical data captured by PAN-42 sensors into the new TimeView Pro experience. Two more measurement types are now available directly in the chart, alongside the metrics introduced in earlier releases. Energy (kWh) - Direct from PAN-42 Sensors For PAN-42 devices, the Energy (kWh

Export Jobs: Setup

Published February 28th, 2025 by Shir Goldstein

PowerRadar's Auto-Export feature lets you schedule automatic exports of your account's data to a destination of your choice - over HTTPS, SFTP, or FTPS. This article walks you through the Export jobs list, how to create a new export job, and how to pick the right data transfer method. What Is Auto-Export? Auto-Export is a scheduled job runner that p

Export Jobs: Catalog Interface

Published February 28th, 2025 by Shir Goldstein

A reference for the Catalog export job - what it contains, the two version formats, and where each field comes from. What is the Catalog Export? What is it? The Catalog export describes the structure of your monitored account - your assets and how they fit together. An account contains one or more sites; each site contains zones; each zone contains

Export Jobs: Pan-42 Measurements Interface

Published February 28th, 2025 by Shir Goldstein

A scheduled export of meter-grade readings from your PAN-42 power meters - voltage, current, active power, real power factor, reactive power, frequency, and the meter's internal energy counter - for use in downstream analytics, BI, billing, or integration systems. What Is a Pan-42 Measurements Export? A Pan-42 Measurements export job pulls readings