Energy audits and energy monitoring do different jobs. See how AS 3598 audits and continuous metering work together for Australian sites.
Energy audits and energy monitoring do different jobs. See how AS 3598 audits and continuous metering work together for Australian sites.
Variable frequency drives (VFDs) are everywhere in Australian facilities. They run HVAC systems, pumps, fans, compressors and manufacturing equipment. They improve motor control and cut energy use by matching speed to demand. A site may see a poor power factor reading and reach for a capacitor bank. That can work for directly connected motors. VFDRead more
Learn how to find phantom loads using smart metering data and reduce hidden energy waste across commercial buildings and facilities.
Understand what the Safeguard Mechanism means for large energy users and how better metering can support efficiency and emissions reduction planning.
Energy metering for abattoirs and meat processing helps reduce costs, manage peak demand, improve power quality visibility and track energy by process area. Learn how SATEC and Expertpower support smarter energy decisions.
Smart electricity metering helps dairy farms cut power costs, control peak demand, improve equipment reliability and make better solar and upgrade decisions. Learn what to measure first and how SATEC can help.
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SATEC – Solutions And Technology for Energy Control
SATEC’s presence in Australia brings together 40 plus years of experience and knowledge for Energy Management Solutions.
The culmination of local expertise and SATEC’s Global leadership in metering, power quality analysers and software provides a source of knowledge to satisfy customer’s ever changing demands for today’s Energy and Power Quality Applications.
Learn how Australian businesses can improve load factor, cut electricity demand charges and choose the right meter for the job.
NEM metering installation types explained from Type 1 to Type 9, including the new Type 8 and Type 9 categories and what they mean for Australian sites.