Device Comparison

IAMMETER WEM3080T vs Shelly Pro 3EM 120A vs ABB B23 112-100

A three-way comparison for three-phase monitoring, local data access, and installer-led metering.

Use this comparison when the home or small site needs three-phase visibility and the decision is between app-friendly Wi-Fi, local automation, and classic Modbus metering.

Decision point IAMMETER WEM3080T Shelly Pro 3EM 120A ABB B23 112-100
Install fit
Phase support 3-phase, split-phase, or three independent single-phase channels Single-phase, split-phase, or 3-phase systems 3-phase DIN-rail metering
Installation DIN-rail Wi-Fi meter with external CT inputs DIN-rail energy meter with 120A external CT clamps DIN-rail direct-connected electricity meter
Measurement 3-phase CT energy meter with bidirectional import/export measurement 3-phase CT energy meter with bidirectional import/export measurement Direct-connected 3-phase energy meter with Modbus RTU
Max current 150 A 120 A 65 A
Monitoring
Protocol Wi-Fi / HTTP / MQTT / Modbus TCP LAN / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth / MQTT / HTTP / WebSocket / TLS Modbus RTU
Local API Yes Yes Yes
Cloud dependency Optional cloud; local HTTP, MQTT, and Modbus TCP options are available. Optional cloud; LAN/Wi-Fi local API, MQTT, WebSocket, and Modbus TCP are available. Local-first Modbus RTU meter; no vendor cloud required.
Home Assistant Yes Yes Yes
Solar fit
Solar import/export Yes Yes Yes
Buying context
Price range About $150-$220 About $150-$220 About $150-$300
Availability US, EU, AU, Global US, EU, UK, Global EU, UK, AU, Global
Source check
Last verified May 15, 2026 Unknown Unknown
Product page Official page Unknown Unknown
Documentation Official docs Unknown Unknown
Verdict

IAMMETER WEM3080T is the strongest fit when solar monitoring and cloud-or-local flexibility matter. Shelly Pro 3EM 120A is best for Shelly automation and LAN-first installs. ABB B23 fits electrician-led Modbus jobs where a traditional meter is preferred.

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