One meter per location, for electricity, gas, water, and heat
All types of meters on the same network and in the same dashboard, so you don't have to manage four systems side by side.
Four types of meters, four separate systems
Each meter you purchase separately comes with its own login, its own reading rhythm, and its own contract.
Each meter its own portal
Electricity on one screen, water on another. Side-by-side comparison is done in a spreadsheet.
Readings that do not align
One meter is read monthly, while another is read once a year. Comparing the same week becomes impossible.
No total per site
What one accommodation costs in a week for electricity, water, and heat together is not summarized anywhere.
Which meter for what
For power, we hang kWh meters on the DIN rail in your existing field cabinet, single-phase or three-phase. They also measure what is being fed back, and the meter for camping sites is MID certified, allowing you to charge a guest for it.
We measure gas digitally, hourly instead of annually. We read water from the already existing meter, every ten minutes — this immediately highlights continuous consumption at night.
We measure heat with a meter on the supply and a sensor on the return: the difference is what remains in the room. Temperature, air quality, and the fill level of containers are connected to that same network.
Everything comes in wirelessly at one gateway on the premises, so no cable is needed to the meter, and most sensors do not require a power outlet. Within a radius of several kilometers around the site, every location is reachable.
What one system saves you
Not four suppliers side by side, but one dashboard in which the figures are comparable.
One login, one bill
All meter types on the same screen, and one phone number if something comes up.
Consumption side by side
Electricity, gas, water, and heat over the same period, so you can see which one stands out.
Summable per site
What one accommodation has cost in a week is summed up as a total at the end.
Expanding by row
Start with one field or one building, and later add what you want.
Which meters fit your terrain?
That depends on what is in place and what you want to know. We discuss it together in an introductory meeting.