SAV develops aM&T service from metering to billing

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SAV’s Watchman services track energy use to ensure that systems work at peak efficiency.
SAV’s Watchman services are said to meet an urgent need to track energy use and ensure systems work at peak efficiency. Designed to meet all requirements for automatic monitoring and targeting (aM&T) requirements, Watchman provides a 24/7 sentinel to reduce energy consumption by continuously monitoring performance against target. Key target points are weather compensation and flow and return temperatures. Energy savings of 20 to 50% are made possible. The service is competitively priced and available in three levels. Watchman energy metering is in line with CIBSE TM39. Watchman Report AM&T provides monthly energy accounting. Watchman 24 aM&T provides alarmed surveillance of a building’s energy performance, combined with an interactive BEMS. SAV’s managing director Lars Fabricius says, ‘Watchman makes a perfect synergy with SAV’s modular FloCon and AcquaCon solutions for distribution within cooling and domestic hot water systems. Energy meters can be integrated into the modules at any stage during the life of the equipment. Data from the meters is transmitted to aM&T processing equipment for performance monitoring and billing where required.’
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