Download Spec Sheet here >> energyWARE_Load_Shedding.pdf
Electrical Demand Limiting (EDL) is an energy management tool that allows you to level-out fluctuations that may occur in daily energy demand levels. Energy providers often set billing rates based on periodic maximum demand levels, so it is possible that a single day (anomaly) could dramatically increase a monthly billing rate. Reducing peak demand levels can significantly lower energy costs - even if the total energy consumption does not change.
The Control Ware EDL approach is a solution used to monitor and control building or enterprise energy usage in order to avoid costly spikes in demand level. The EDL component monitors instantaneous electrical power, calculates a “projected demand average over a specified demand interval, and directs the shedding of specified loads whenever the projected demand average is higher than a specified demand limit. As projected demand levels recede, the component invokes a prioritized restoration of loads. Also, the EDL approach records and saves peak demand times, dates, and values for both the current month and the previous month.
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