What is an Energy Management System?
An energy management system is a computer-aided tool used by utilities to monitor performance. It can be used to centrally control devices like HVAC units, ventilation systems, water pumping systems, lighting systems, and steam regulation systems.
These systems also provide metering, sub-metering, and monitoring functions that allow facility managers to gather data and insights to make informed decisions about energy activities across their sites.
ENLOG — Our Advanced Monitoring Solution
Shadow Energy proudly presents ENLOG – A monitoring system that combines multiple meters through a communication network to a central server or data acquisition system, providing a comprehensive integrated solution to monitor a facility's electrical energy use.
These systems are becoming more affordable as more commercial products become available from manufacturers that focus on energy monitoring versus more complicated power quality monitoring systems.
Virtual meters created within software allow designers to automatically add and subtract hardware meter data. For example, lighting branch panel loads can be subtracted from the serving branch panelboard to separate HVAC loads from lighting loads. This minimizes the impact of metering on the electrical distribution design.
Benefits of Regular Electrical System Monitoring
Consistent monitoring empowers your facility to stay efficient, safe, and ahead of costly failures.
Energy Tracking
Track energy use over time to identify patterns and anomalies before they become costly problems.
Cost Reduction
Reduce energy consumption and lower your energy bills through data-driven decision making.
System Diagnostics
Enable operations and troubleshooting diagnosis with real-time fault detection and alerts.
Performance Improvement
Effectively work to improve your system performance with actionable insights from live data.
Technology Adoption
Motivate adoption of recent technologies available in the market for sustainable growth.
Facility Safety
Help keep your facility safe and sound with continuous compliance and hazard monitoring.
Equipment Performance Management
To analyze factory effectiveness and drive equipment performance, extensive data is required from factory equipment. Data collected can help predict:
- Capital equipment costs
- Consumables requirements
- Labor needs
- Physical size requirements of manufacturing facilities
Our EPM Objective
The objective of Equipment Performance Management (EPM) is to maintain and improve throughput, reliability, and turnaround time of production equipment. Our systems provide the capabilities required to analyze and improve overall equipment performance for manufacturing plants.
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