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Smart Technology & Software


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Outdated technology can ultimately end up costing more in energy use and maintenance than the price of its replacement


users make payments online – 60% of respondents live in local authority and housing association developments. Residents can view, monitor, and manage their energy account from any internet device, whenever or wherever they like, enabling them to keep track of their spending. Tis feeling of being in control can be very valuable, given that many housing associations are telling us that mental health problems are becoming increasingly prevalent among residents as their financial struggles worsen.


Despite all the savings and benefits that smart technology offers, it can still be


hard to justify the cost when everyone is feeling the pinch. Te good news is that using a web app reduces capital (CapEx), operational (OpEx) and replacement (RepEx) expenditure by avoiding the need to install and maintain in-home display units. Tis translates into cost savings of up to 56% which can be passed onto residents through tariff reductions. Furthermore, smart technology reduces costs by making processes, such as billing, paperless and automated. As inflation continues to rise, the pressure on housing associations to protect


their residents will continue to build. It’s incumbent on them to seek out every possible solution to ease the financial stress, and act swiſtly to maximise the benefits of the measures they take, rather than delaying and prolonging the agony. Outdated technology can ultimately end up costing more in energy use and maintenance than the price of its replacement.


Gareth Copland is Group Operations Director at Insite Energy Consort Connect app launched


Consort Claudgen have launched Consort Connect app which allows users to have complete control over their heating remotely via their smartphone or tablet. T e app is free and downloadable from Google Play or Apple Store. It can control Consort’s Wi-Fi enabled heaters and SL heaters connected to an SLPBWIFI wireless controller. Features a 7-day timer with 24 heating periods per day, lock function, open window tracking and response capability, and custom automations. Also, the SLPBWIFI and Consort ‘MWIFI’ heater models have a self-learning control ability utilising occupancy and temperature sensors.


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