Overview
As manufacturers seek to improve energy efficiency and increase the bottom line, energy management programs are proliferating across all industries. Effective energy management not only covers traditional users of plant energy - such as service entrance equipment, large lighting panels, and HVAC equipment - but energy use at the machine/process level. Ensuring the best return on an energy management investment requires the continuous measurement and monitoring of all energy parameters throughout the facility's power network.
This presentation explores energy monitoring technologies on the market today and explains how the information collected from these devices can be used to decrease energy costs and increase overall system reliability.
Key Takeaways
- Understand how the continuous measurement and monitoring of all energy parameters throughout a facility's power network impacts the bottom line
- Discover energy monitoring technologies on the market today, including Phoenix Contact's Rogowski coil solutions, Electronic Motor Managers, and EMpro energy meters
- Learn how information collected from these technologies can be used to decrease energy costs and increase overall system reliability
Speaker
Product Marketing Specialist Clinton Hommel supports Phoenix Contact customers in all questions involving energy monitoring and management. Based on a real-world understanding of industrial automation applications and technologies, his expertise helps customers increase energy efficiencies throughout their factories for a better bottom line.
