Oghji is a digital and connected electrical panel. 

Much more than an electrical panel, it is an efficiency tool énergétique at the scale of the building and the territory. 

The electrical panel that we know today, equipped with circuit breakers, appeared in the 1970s and has changed very little since then. We are very far from the digital age and current technological possibilities. Especially since the privileged location of the electrical panel, at the center of the building's electrical installation, should give it a key role in energy management. 

Today is part of this digital revolution and targets a new generation of connected and eco-responsible consumers.  

Thanks to its connectivity smartgrid, today will also contribute to programs Smart City by making it possible to optimize electricity flows and resources at the scale of a territory. 

Here is Today for the entrepreneur:  

Today ensures the distribution of electrical circuits in a building and the protection of equipment and people. But it is much more than an electrical panel, it is an “all-in-one” energy management tool that not only monitors consumption but also manages it.  

It therefore natively offers many features that allow optimized management of electricity consumption with a reduction that we estimate to be around 15 to 20%.   

• Detailed analysis of consumption in real time circuit by circuit   
• Alerts in the event of an electrical fault and access to error logs 
• Programming of routines according to tariff preferences, day/night and presence/absence   
• Automatic load shedding of low priority circuits in the event of high consumption   

These functionalities are available via a digital screen but also via a simple and intuitive mobile application allowing remote control and multi-panel management.   

Here is Today for the territory manager: 

Today is a flow monitoring and optimization tool energy :  

• Sensor and a real-time and predictive analysis interface, with consumption data aggregation use by use 
• Remote Circuit Control 
• Flexibility to modulate the energy demand by intelligent load shedding (sending of flexible and dynamic load shedding orders on low priority circuits) 
• Possibility of adapting to climatic hazards and relying more on green energies