Measuring is the step that everyone skips
Wireless meters at site, room, and pitch level. Quick to install, no digging required, and data from day one.
Without measurement, everything afterwards is an assumption
Measuring is the dullest step and the only one you can't skip. Everything that follows — insight, savings, recharging — is built on it.
One meter for a hundred places
What you measure at one point cannot be assigned anywhere. Any conclusion afterwards is a distribution key, not a measurement.
Data that arrives too late
A reading per year is a result. To manage you need a trend, not a final score.
Afraid of the renovation
Most companies postpone measuring because they expect digging work. That's exactly what doesn't happen.
There's more to measure than you think
Most companies are aware of electricity, gas, and water. That's usually where it ends, while other measurements catch the faults.
Temperature in a freezer or a boiler, air quality in a workplace, the fill level of a container, the number of people entering a building: all sensors, all on the same dashboard.
You don't need to do everything at once. One field or one building is enough to see what it yields.
What will be installed on your site
No project with a construction fence around it. A half-day of work per row.
Meters in your existing cabinet
On the DIN-rail, in the field cabinet or meter cabinet that is already there.
Wirelessly connected
No trenches through the field and no new wiring to the reception.
Data from day one
As soon as it's installed, it counts. You don't have to wait for the next billing period.
Expandable per row
Start with one field or one building and grow with what it generates.
The meters in brief
Within 24 hours, we received the first report of a malfunction that we would never have otherwise discovered.
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What is needed to make it work
One gateway on the site captures all sensors, up to over a kilometer away. This means one cabinet is sufficient for an entire park, even if the meters are far apart.
The sensors are energy-efficient: most last more than five years on a single battery. This makes a sensor in a pit or a technical room usable.
Everything that comes in is stored, so you can compare this season with last season without having to archive anything yourself.
Curious about what can be measured on your site?
We’ll visit, see what’s in place, and calculate what it could yield.