Utility monitoring and support service

01 December, 2010

Menzies Energy Management now offers an automated meter-reading service to provide efficient and cost-effective support to commercial and industrial organisations as they move towards implementing automated meter reading, which becomes mandatory in some sectors in 201. This service includes water, gas and electricity and is based on a non-invasive data-capture device that does not require approval for fitment and eliminates the charge for utilising meter pulses that is levied by most utilities.

Managing director Robert Menzies explains, ‘Our service has been developed to providing a watching brief in real time on utility usage. Any unexpected change will trigger an automatic signal to our centralised hub, allowing immediate client alerts of a possible site fault. With our 24/7 monitoring and alert operations, we will be assisting organisations to implement a structured approach towards undertaking effective energy-reduction programmes across their entire facilities

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