Meridian showcase 08 / 09
Demonstration page. The business is invented, the words are sample copy, and this is not work done for a client.
All nineNorthbeam Energy - Energy monitoring
You cannot bill what nobody has measured.
Circuit-level electricity monitoring for small industrial sites, with a meter per circuit and one dashboard for the lot.
Per circuit
Not per building, which is where the answer hides
Readings are taken every ten seconds and kept at full resolution for two years, so last winter is still comparable.
The panel
An instrument coming online, not a page loading.
Every figure below is invented sample data for a site that does not exist. The real value sits beside each counter as ordinary text, because an animated pseudo-element is not reliably readable by anything but an eye.
Site load, now
412 kW
Against a 660 kW supply
Circuits metered
96 circuits
Across four distribution boards
Reading interval
10 seconds
Never averaged before storage
History retained
24 months
At full resolution, exportable
What a survey covers
01
Board audit
Every way tested and labelled, including the ones nobody has labelled since 1998.
02
Meter plan
Which circuits earn a meter, and which ones will never tell you anything.
03
Install window
Almost always a single afternoon, and almost never an outage.
Hardware
Clamps, not rewiring
Split-core current transformers fit around existing conductors. A typical board is instrumented in an afternoon without an outage.
01
Data
Yours, exportable
Full-resolution readings export as CSV or over an API. Nothing is aggregated away and nothing is held hostage to the subscription.
02
Alerts
Thresholds you set
Alerts are defined per circuit against your own limits rather than against an automatic baseline you cannot inspect.
03
A survey tells you how many meters you actually need.
Book a site surveyNorthbeam Energy
A survey tells you how many meters you actually need.
Most sites need fewer than they expect, because the interesting circuits are a small subset of the board.
That is where the demonstration ends. Northbeam Energy is invented, so the buttons above lead here rather than anywhere. These two do work.
What you are looking at
- Technique
- @property-animated gradients
- Why here
- A gauge is a conic gradient and a bar is a linear one, and a gradient stop cannot be interpolated at all until the custom property behind it is registered with a type. Registering it is what turns a hard jump at the halfway point into a sweep - which is the whole reason this page is the one that dramatises numbers.
- With animation off
- Every gauge, bar and counter is declared at its final value in the base rule. With nothing animating, the panel reads as an instrument at rest rather than an instrument at zero.
- @property <percentage> and <angle>
- conic-gradient sweep
- counter() from a registered <integer>
- pathLength=1 line draw
Northbeam Energy - Not per building, which is where the answer hides
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