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Energy management made simple

Schneider Electric can help your customers to make the most of their energy. It’s easy; just follow the 4 steps…..

Measure

Before reducing their costs, your customers need to know what they spend. By you offering advice on measuring energy usage through metering, energy audits and simple bill analysis, they can monitor the consumption of installations, areas/rooms and different systems, such as heating and lighting, to identify where savings can be made.

Fix the basics

You can offer a value added service by educating your customers on how they can help reduce electrical consumption. This can be switching devices off when not in use and installing low consumption equipment and systems, such as energy efficient lighting and power factor correction.

Automate

Automation avoids relying on uncertain human action and ensures energy saving while providing increased comfort and safety. We offer a wide range of automated controls, from timers, impulse relays and presence detection to VSDs and management systems, which help limit energy consumption.

Monitor and improve

By continuously analysing usage, you can offer valuable advice while your customers can achieve cost savings through maintenance, supervision and monitoring, to help make further improvements.

For more information on Schneider Electric and our range of solutions

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