PELSIS UNVEILS THE
DIGITAL HALO Pelsis Group, a global pest control manufacturer and supplier, has launched a new intelligent monitoring system to help facilities managers effectively control and prevent flying insects.
The Digital Halo has been designed for use in areas within food, processing, pharmaceutical, industrial and warehousing facilities for the control and prevention of flying insects.
The solution is an intelligent pest management system and uses Pelsis’ proprietary digital technology to deliver remote monitoring of flying insect activity in real time.
With the ability to set thresholds for insect catch rates and glue board capacity, the Digital Halo sends notifications to users alerting them to activity requiring attention. Data is collected in real time, providing improved insights and helping pinpoint the root cause of problems before they escalate.
By receiving instant alerts about potential issues, facilities managers can make faster and informed decisions with accurate real-time data while using fewer chemicals for a safer environment.
Data is reported through either the easy-to-use Pelsis Digital app or web portal, both of which are truly flexible
MITIE DRIVES TO SUCCESS
WITH DVLA DEAL Mitie has won a new five-year contract, worth £81.7m, with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).
The new contract will see Mitie manage planned and reactive engineering maintenance at 12 buildings across three DVLA sites in the Swansea area, including its data centre, training facilities and the office space for almost 6,000 DVLA colleagues.
Mitie will bring its innovative approach to digital remote maintenance to ensure the smooth
and allow users to remotely set thresholds for flying insect activity and data reporting frequency.
Alongside providing real-time data analysis, the Digital Halo uses unique translucent technology for improved insect attraction and patented reflected light providing defused UV radiance.
The solution provides a 69% energy saving when compared to traditional fluorescent lamp models of insect light traps.
The Digital Halo also enables facilities managers to boost
running of some of DVLA’s key facilities. This includes expert engineers remotely monitoring data from building equipment like heating and air ventilation systems to detect faults before issues arise, as well as identifying opportunities to improve the efficiency of this equipment and reduce energy use where possible.
Along with providing engineering services through this new contract, through a separate project, Mitie also delivers carbon reduction projects across two DVLA sites, including the design, supply and installation of air source heat pumps as well as all associated electrical works. By helping DVLA make the switch to
labour efficiency through having a centralised 24/7 insect monitoring system, as well as improve overall technician safety at the site.
With remote, real-time 24/7 monitoring delivering not just data, but actionable insights through immediately available trend analysis, the Digital Halo solution provides peace of mind to organisations where flying insect activity is unacceptable.
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cleaner power, Mitie has supported the Agency in meeting its Greening Government Commitments as the Department for Transport aims to reduce carbon emissions by 62 per cent by 2025.
Jason Towse, Managing Director of Mitie, said: “We’re pleased to have been awarded this new contract with DVLA to manage planned and reactive engineering works at twelve buildings across three vital sites in Wales. We look forward to bringing our expertise in remote maintenance to transform the way that DVLA’s buildings are managed.”
www.mitie.com
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