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The photovoltaic system is intelligently integrated into energy management. IoT-based forecasts and real-time measurements adapt consumers to yields and electricity prices. This maximizes self-consumption, reduces grid feed-in, and lowers costs in the long term.
Lighting management enables automated control of individual luminaires based on presence, daylight, and time profiles. IoT sensors and addressable controllers not only save energy but also increase flexibility in the use of logistics halls.
The energy management system consolidates all energy flows digitally on a single platform. IoT controllers capture data, while SCADA and cloud systems visualize it. Companies gain transparency, meet ESG requirements, and increase efficiency and supply security through data-driven decisions.
IoT sensors and AI-supported algorithms from our network enable precise prediction of energy demand. This allows smart production planning, shifting energy-intensive processes to periods with lower electricity prices.
Using data-driven forecasts, companies in our network can purchase energy proactively, whether through short-term spot market purchases or long-term PPAs (Power Purchase Agreements).
Energy efficiency analysis evaluates captured energy data and assigns consumption to individual machines, shifts, or production lines. Based on these evaluations, consumption structures, load profiles, and deviations are analyzed. This enables the systematic identification of inefficient consumption patterns and savings potential.
Leakage Detection (Air) Sensors detect air leaks in compressed air systems and machinery. Continuous monitoring enables the localization of losses and the initiation of targeted corrective measures. Leakage Detection (Gas) Sensors identify gas leaks in pipelines and systems. Permanent monitoring supports safe operation and reduces unplanned downtime. Leakage Detection (Water) Sensors detect water escaping from systems and pipelines. Deviations in water flow are identified early to prevent damage and downtime.
An unstable gas flow can significantly affect the quality of coating or melting processes, for example. IoT-based monitoring systems analyze gas pressure and flow in real time and regulate them dynamically to ensure uniform material distribution and optimal process conditions.
Sensor technology for gas and pollutant detection (e.g. CO₂, NOx, CH₄, VOC)
Consumption data capture continuously collects measured values for energy and media consumption and presents them centrally in a visualized form. Consumption trends and statuses are clearly prepared and made traceable over defined time periods.
IoT-based sensors continuously monitor volume flows of air or water. This data helps to better control consumption, deploy resources in a targeted manner, and sustainably improve the overall energy and resource efficiency of the system.
Centralized collection of distributed measurement and status data. Remote reading enables the automated retrieval of operational, status, and consumption data from systems and infrastructure without manual on-site reading.
Battery storage systems handle load shifting and ensure backup power supply. IoT controllers dynamically manage charging and discharging depending on PV yields or electricity prices. This makes the energy system resilient, reduces costs, and significantly increases supply security.
Companies use IoT-supported systems to make optimal use of their self-generated energy. Surplus energy is specifically used in storage systems or for electric vehicles instead of being fed into the grid. This saves costs and maximizes energy efficiency.
Energy consumption is captured on a per-unit basis, for example per machine, system, device, or usage unit. The measurement data is centrally visualized and evaluated so that consumption trends, peak loads, and deviations are clearly displayed. The analysis enables a structured examination of energy use and consumption development at various levels.
Thermal ceiling sails enable demand-based climate control in individual rooms. IoT sensors capture temperature and occupancy data, which actuators use to control valves and pumps. This enables energy-efficient and comfortable operation in real time.
IoT systems detect peak loads and compensate for them using batteries or alternative energy sources. This prevents high grid loads, avoids peak demand tariffs, and saves energy costs in the long term.
Smart metering refers to the digital capture and transmission of consumption and operational data via intelligent metering systems. Measured values are automatically recorded, assigned to time periods, and made centrally available.
Companies with photovoltaic systems use IoT-supported systems to make optimal use of their self-generated energy. Surplus energy is specifically used in storage systems or for electric vehicles instead of being fed into the grid. This saves costs and maximizes energy efficiency.
Charging infrastructure for electric vehicles is dynamically controlled to avoid peak loads and optimally utilize PV surpluses. IoT systems manage charging priorities and ensure that mobility remains sustainable, cost-efficient, and grid-stable.
Energy monitoring systems make it possible to compare energy consumption across multiple sites. This creates transparency and facilitates the implementation of best practices for maximum efficiency.
IoT-based sensors continuously monitor volume flows of air or water. This data helps to better control consumption, deploy resources in a targeted manner, and sustainably improve the overall energy and resource efficiency of the system.
Energy monitoring systems make it possible to compare energy consumption across multiple shifts or sites. This creates transparency and facilitates the implementation of best practices for maximum efficiency.
By analyzing electricity tariffs and real-time prices, companies shift energy-intensive processes to more cost-effective time windows. This significantly reduces energy costs and optimizes utilization.
Submetering describes the separate capture of consumption data within a higher-level supply unit. Individual consumers, areas, or usage units are measured separately and clearly assigned. The captured data enables a differentiated view of consumption within buildings, systems, or infrastructure.
Cold and heat storage systems serve as energy storage and buffers. IoT-controlled hydraulic systems such as the Zortström ensure stable temperature levels and optimize the runtime of heat generators. This enables load shifting and increases supply security.
Concrete benefits this use case offers for your business.
Energy monitoring systems provide you with precise real-time data on your energy consumption. This allows inefficient processes to be quickly identified and optimised, enabling direct savings on energy and operating costs.
By monitoring energy flows and identifying waste, IoT solutions contribute to a significant reduction in energy consumption. This supports your ESG goals and strengthens your position as an environmentally conscious company.
Avoid costly peak loads through intelligent IoT technologies that balance excess energy from storage or alternative sources. This reduces grid loads and sustainably lowers your energy costs.
With features such as time-of-use optimisation, energy-intensive processes can be shifted to time windows with lower electricity tariffs. This saves costs and improves the planning of your operations.
IoT sensors identify leaks in compressed air, water or gas systems at an early stage. This enables an immediate response, reduces losses and improves the operational safety of your assets.
Zero feed-in functions allow you to optimally use renewable energy sources such as photovoltaic systems by storing excess energy in battery storage or other consumers in the micro-grid. This increases energy self-sufficiency and reduces external energy costs.
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