Short, practical answers to questions often asked by caretakers, head teachers and designers. No marketing — just as we explain it in the boiler room.
The animation shows a possible way to compare measurements with the expected profile. Detection methods, thresholds and notifications are set for each specific system. → FULL‑SIZE VIDEO
M-Bus (Meter-Bus) is a European standard for remote reading of meters – heat, water, electricity and gas. Meters are connected to a two‑wire bus by which the central unit periodically collects readings from all devices.
The calorimeter measures delivered heat: from the flow of heating water and the difference between inlet and return temperature it calculates power and integrates it into energy (kWh or MWh). It consists of a flow section, a pair of temperature sensors and a computing unit.
The annual statement tells you how much you used. Only 15‑minute readings reveal when and why: heating on weekends, water leakage at night, simultaneous switches that raise peak electricity demand.
Energy accounting is the systematic recording of energy and water use by buildings and associated costs. Obligations and required content depend on the type of building, owner and applicable regulations.
Monitoring (DOM) collects and displays data from connected meters and sensors. A BMS controls connected systems, such as heating or ventilation, according to approved logic. Neither system alone guarantees savings without proper design, use and verification of results.
Payback period = investment ÷ annual savings. Investment covers equipment, installation and commissioning; savings are the measured difference in consumption before and after installation, multiplied by the energy price.