Further than the main meter
Measuring by group, building, and site, with control included: charging, switching off, adjusting. One system for your entire domain.
Registration is not the same as control
Most systems show what has happened. That’s what you know, and nothing changes.
You record, but you don’t control anything
A graph from last week is history. Control starts with being able to switch something on or off.
The measure remains in place
A peak that you see but cannot flatten remains a peak. And that determines your capacity rate.
Each source a separate system
Electricity here, water there, temperature in a third package. Three logins, three truths, and no one compares them.
The peak costs more than the consumption
Your contract not only specifies how much you consume, but also how much capacity you can draw at once. Exceeding this limits incurs costs — and your own infrastructure must be able to handle it.
Such a peak often lasts about fifteen minutes and occurs at a fixed moment: the sanitary building warming up while the charging stations are active and the swimming pool pump starts. Without group measurement, you won't know they coincide.
With the consumption data per quarter hour, you can see what you can shift and at which hours the electricity is cheap enough to actually draw more.
Four things that make a difference
Energy management is only management if you can control something with it.
Measuring down to the location
Not per park but per location, room, or pitch. Otherwise, you still won’t know where it happened.
Switching remotely
What is vacant can be turned off, without anyone needing to go into the field.
Recharging to those who use it
Consumption that has been measured can be charged. That’s where measuring starts to generate revenue.
One system for all sources
Electricity, gas, water, heat, temperature, and legionella in the same dashboard.
Electricity consumption in the Netherlands is expected to rise by 45 percent by 2030
Source: Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, Climate and Energy Outlook 2023. Your connection does not grow alongside, so you need to utilize the space you have more effectively.
To the accommodation, not just the main meter
A recreation business is a chain of connections: from the main meter to the fields, from the fields to the cabinets, from the cabinets to the site. Each step can be the point where things go wrong.
We measure at all those levels. This way, you can see if your phases are unevenly loaded, which building draws power at what time, and which site stands out.
In addition to electricity, gas, water, heat, and temperature flow through the same system. One view of the site, instead of four reports that you have to compare yourself.
What is displayed on the dashboard
Everything you measure comes in one place, alongside the readings from your energy supplier.
Also your main readings
We retrieve the readings from your grid operator and place them beside your own meters, so that the total and the individual readings are displayed side by side.
Every type of meter
Electricity, gas, water, heat, temperature, and air quality, on the same network and on the same screen.
A glimpse ahead
Based on your own history, the model predicts the consumption for the next 24 hours, so you can foresee a peak.
Reports you can send
Consumption per period and per measurement point, exportable — for your own records or for those who ask for it.
Every ten minutes
We read the values this frequently. This way, a peak lasts a quarter of an hour and not a month, and you see a malfunction on the day it starts.
Frequently asked questions about energy management
About measuring, managing, and what makes a recreation business different from an office building.
Do you want to know where your peak comes from?
In an introductory meeting we discuss your site and what measuring can yield for you.