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Energy and water used to be products that you
bought without thinking too much about it. With the advent of market
liberalisation, however, the energy market has been changing at
a dramatic pace. How do you know which energy contract suits you
best? What are the energy consumption patterns at all your branch
offices? And where can you find the time to go through all the different
aspects?
The Enerlyser
enables you to control costs, save energy and present energy data
in no time at all.
Convenient
instrument for energy management
Consumtion
at unexpected times can indicate improper settings or system leakage.
These forms of consumption are typically not indicated on monthly
bills. Enerlyser analyses make peaks in your consumption immediately
apparent. The effectiveness of energy-saving campaigns and such
measures as double glazing or energy-efficient lighting van be determined
accurately. From its many years of experience Ecofys knows that
improved insight into your energy consumption can lead to savings
of 5 to 10%!
Always
and everywhere up to date
The Enerlyser
continously registers levels of consumption, at night and during
the weekends as well. Automatically generated graphs display electricity,
gas, heat, cooling and water consumption per hour, day, week, month
and year at a glance. Management reports are generated in a ready-made
format.
The information
can be viewed anywhere using an internet connection. This means
you do not have to install special software or purchase expensive
updates.
Suitable
for smaller locations
To gain insight
of the energy consumption of smaller locations is often more difficult.
Purchase of expensive monitoringsystems aren't compensated by the
energy savings. The Enerlyser has the option to enter the meter
readings manually.
The
advantages:
- always up-to-date information through continously registration
of consumption
- clear graphs and tables
- always accessible via internet
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on the Enerlyser
Enerlyser
service
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does the Enerlyser work?
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