Bidirectional Power Flow
Solar PV, battery storage and EV charging make power flow bidirectional. Both import and export must be measured.
Discover YTL's approach to current sensing and power metering — bringing sensor technology, measurement products and connected data applications together for modern energy systems.

As energy systems become more distributed and dynamic, measurement must keep pace — from power flow to power quality and more measurement points.
Solar PV, battery storage and EV charging make power flow bidirectional. Both import and export must be measured.
Fast-changing charging and power-conversion loads demand measurement that can capture changing current conditions.
Non-linear loads can distort waveforms. Better visibility into harmonics and transients becomes increasingly important.
More circuits and distributed assets call for scalable measurement across main feeders and branch circuits.
From current sensing and precision metering to connectivity and data applications, explore how the elements work together as one measurement solution.

Rigid Rogowski Coil. Coreless current sensing with a rigid mechanical structure, designed for stable positioning and repeatable installation.
Integrated metering solutions for bidirectional energy, high-refresh measurement, power quality analysis and multi-circuit applications.
Flexible communication options including RS485, M-Bus, Wi-Fi and 4G, supporting connected devices and data transmission.
Energy monitoring, data visualization and management interfaces help turn measurement data into useful operational insight.
We are preparing to introduce a new approach to current sensing and power metering. The products and application details will be unveiled at Enlit Europe.
Discover what YTL is bringing to the next chapter of power measurement.
Join YTL for a focused presentation on rigid Rogowski current sensing and its role in modern power measurement — from sensor performance to integrated metering solutions.
Meet the YTL team, discover our current-sensing approach and discuss your measurement requirements.
Contact YTL10–12 November 2026 · Vienna, Austria
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