Facilities and maintenance
Power Management
Energy meters, DG sets, UPS and solar together.
See it work, with sample data
Power Management
- 1Peak demand rising
- 2Load that can wait is switched off
- 3The day's cost worked out
Key features
What Power Management does today. A part still being built says Coming.
- Each supply's load against its contract demand.
- Supply quality: voltage, frequency and power factor.
- Power cuts, with the DG set and UPS.
- Power left on after working hours found.
- What power costs, by site and hour.
- Load near the contract demand raises an alert.
- In a power cut, loads not marked essential go off and come back after.
- Power load, mains or generator, on the campus map.
How it works
- Peak demand rising
- Load that can wait is switched off
- The day's cost worked out
- Finance & AccountsElectricity and diesel costs by site, posted to the books.
Devices it reads
- Energy meters
- DG sets and UPS
- The Lingsaa Edge box at the site
Who uses it
Facility and energy managers.
How it connects
Reads meters through Devices & Edge; shares data with ESG.
Works with
Its Finance & Accounts side
Electricity and diesel costs by site, posted to the books.
Delivered by
Coming soon
Price
Not on sale yet: it cannot be bought until it is live.
Questions and answers
Does it switch off loads?
Only loads you mark as not essential, by the automation you set. Life safety is never switched.
Which meters work?
Energy meters and controllers, through the Lingsaa Edge at the site.
Do we need special devices?
It works with: Energy meters, DG sets and UPS, The Lingsaa Edge box at the site. Each device is added once in the CCC and shared by every module that needs it.
How does it reach our books?
Electricity and diesel costs by site, posted to the books.
When can we start?
It is built and works in the demo. It is sold once its devices are connected at your site; until then it has no price.
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