Trend keeps its eye on energy performance

Trend control Systems
Everyone in a building can be kept aware of its energy performance with the Trend EnergyEYE.

An exact and up-to-date picture of a building’s energy consumption and carbon emissions can be provided in the reception are or other communal space in a building using the Trend EnergyEYE from Trend Control Systems. This concept is designed to access utility meter readings from a Trend BEMS.

It displays a continually updated record of the current day’s gas and electricity usage, plus consumption for the previous month and year to date. Along consumption figures are the CO2 equivalent in tonnes. A traffic-light system shows how the level compared to user-defined targets

Monthly trends are displayed on line graphs or bar charts.

Individual screen pages can be provided for multiple buildings or areas within the same building — as long as the appropriate sub-metering is in place.

Trend EnergyEYE software will run on a standard PC, which can then be connected to a large monitor.

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