Energy management monitoring is continuously collecting metered data on the site of installation. The data is collected and analysed for managing energy, reporting and changes made.
Advantages
Monitoring an installation continuously has great advantages and the main point is IDENTIFICATION. This factor is very important as it can continue to identify certain external influences that could modify energy usage. Examples of this relate to human error and modification of a system. There are quite a number of aspects that continuous metering can pick up and they are: Forgetting to turn off lights / taps / heaters etc. Overriding management systems Leaving doors open Site redevelopment/refurbishment Trading hour time changes Climate Being able monitor all of these changes keeps the user aware of bad habits and helps them establish a personal energy management approach to every day circumstances.
How We Monitor
In order to monitor a site you need to collect the data and there are a few ways we can do this. The first way is by logging the data on site and extracting the information at regular intervals either remotely or directly. Another way is to use a server based system called an Energy Data Management System which is a remote server that collects all data and provides reports for various locations or individual. National companies use this system as it can compare different stores throughout a country and compare their energy usage. We can tailor a package to suit your needs.