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Who needs a power monitoring system?

A properly installed and configured monitoring system is a valuable asset to almost any type of energy consumer. Energy consumers have a wide variety of considerations and concerns where energy usage is involved. This is largely due to the diversity of load types and requirements, energy consumption schedules, and the facility' s level of toleration for a less-than-ideal energy source. In general, there are four basic categories of consumers: industrial, commercial, governmental, and residential. While each has a different objective for energy consumption and different expectations from its energy provider, many commonalities exist.
Energy usage/ cost and the reliability of the electrical system are major concerns for most energy consumers. Different rate structures exist, depending on the category of consumer. Basic residential consumers generally incur a flat or tiered billing structure rate that corresponds to their energy usage. More complex loads, such as industrial and commercial consumers, incur more complex rate structures that typically include some variation of power demand and energy usage. Clearly, power monitoring systems become more beneficial for heavier consumers.
Monitoring systems are also very useful for consumers that have a low tolerance for electrical perturbations, such as semiconductor fabrication or pharmaceutical industries. In these cases, the consumer' s need for a reliable power source may outweigh their energy cost considerations because of the expenses associated with equipment downtime ( e.g., loss of product, equipment, etc.) . For this category of consumer, monitoring systems are used to quickly identify and resolve problems occurring on their electrical system.
Because power monitoring systems are “ permanently installed, � they operate on a 24/ 7 basis. Continuous logging of energy-related data provides information on the operational characteristics of an electrical system. This includes where the energy is being consumed, when the energy is being consumed, how the energy is being consumed, and what loads are consuming the energy. This knowledge can help you reduce the energy delivered to and consumed by your electrical system.
Because the quality of energy supplied to a facility can adversely affect its operation, oftentimes leading to loss or degradation of equipment, product, revenue, and reputation, plant managers must weigh the advantages of implementing a power monitoring program.

A wide selection brand of monitoring system :

PM 700, PM710, PM800, PM810 product by Schneider Electric

DIRIS A10, DIRIS A20, DIRIS A40 & DIRIS A60 Product By Socomec

SENTRON PAC3200 Product By Siemens

Azrul - 085883868989/ 02194306969
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