A holiday park is a village with one energy bill
Electricity, water, heating, and pool technology run day and night, spread across hundreds of accommodations. We make visible what happens per accommodation — and what it costs.
Two hundred accommodations, one meter cupboard
A holiday park is a village. Without measurement per accommodation, every setback is a puzzle that you only start solving months later.
The accommodation with the window open
Heating on, window open, guest already left. On the main meter, this is indistinguishable from a full week of normal use.
The owner who cannot check his bill
Cashing in square meters is not a measurement. With individual owners, this discussion comes back every year, and every year you don’t win it.
The installation that keeps firing up
A boiler or heat pump that gets misadjusted runs for months before someone notices. Usually only upon the annual bill.
One high bill, two hundred possible causes
In a park with two hundred accommodations, an unexpected bill cannot be traced back to one cause. The unit with a window open and the heating on looks exactly like the utility meter next to it.
If you measure per accommodation, you can see which one stands out, which installation continues to heat, and which tenant can expect a settlement. For parks with private owners, this is the difference between absorbing costs and passing them on.
Mandatory checks are included in the same dashboard: temperature monitoring for your legionella control plan and the heating supply in accommodations and pools are automatically recorded.
What changes as soon as you measure per accommodation
Not just on the energy bill. Most of it is about what you no longer have to figure out.
Consumption you can charge back
Measured per accommodation, so traceable for the tenant or owner. No averaging, no discussion.
Malfunctions before your guest calls
An installation that works harder than normal stands out in the trend, not just when it gets cold in the accommodation.
A management plan that fills itself
Temperatures for Legionella are automatically recorded, even on weekends and during peak season.
Basis for your connection
If you need to increase capacity, you know with numbers how much and at what times the peak occurs.
What you start with in a park
A park is a small village with one connection. Measuring per accommodation makes it clear where it's headed.
Energy management
From the main meter to the accommodation, with control included. What is uninhabited you can turn off remotely.
Gas metering
Per building and per hour, so a heating system that operates out of season does not run for twelve months.
Water metering
Per accommodation or per building, every ten minutes. Consumption that continues overnight in an empty park is almost always a leak.
Temperature monitoring
A chalet that remains at 23 degrees after checkout costs a season. With a sensor in each room, you see it on the first day.
Legionella management
The temperatures from your management plan are recorded every ten minutes, with a notification once something is outside the margin.
Smart access management
Codes on accommodations and private sanitation that accompany the booking and expire upon departure. No more key handouts at a reception that is closed in the evening.
Frequently Asked Questions about RecraPlan for holiday parks
Below you will find the most frequently asked questions from holiday park managers.
Start with the accommodations
What a chalet consumes in an empty week is invisible on an annual bill, but immediately clear per accommodation.