While traditional metering measures total energy
consumption, submeters are used by building facility
managers to track consumption by usage (e.g., lighting,
HVAC, pumps), by building structure (e.g., oors, wings,
area, parking lots) or any other helpful criteria. The
result? Thorough and actionable data.
This data then provides segmented measurements to
better dene building plans and promote sustainability.
Designed for new or existing buildings, PowerTag Energy
also sends alerts in the event of an electrical anomaly
so homeowners can enjoy peace of mind and business
owners can count on operational efciency and uptime.
Alerts come through a phone application, providing
users with vital energy information at the tip of their
ngertips.
Segmentation and always-on monitoring are especially
crucial nowadays as everyone – particularly building
and facility managers – look for ways to optimize their
energy efciency, reduce their overall carbon footprint
and reduce costs. PowerTag Energy certainly comes in
handy, and demand for such efcient, wireless devices
will only continue to grow.
To learn more about PowerTag, click here. To learn more
about our submetering solutions, visit www.silabs.com/
solutions/smart-industry/submetering.
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Where Do We Go from Here?
Customers who go through the initial phases of digitizing
a building are also looking to add wireless connectivity to
enhance energy efciency. Eventually, a building’s energy
savings can fuel further investments and accelerate digi-
tization and wireless adoption. Eventually, operators start
looking at various value-added services that can be built
and integrated on top of the wireless infrastructure that
came with the initial phase. This could be retrotting the
entire building with smart lighting system or building an
asset tracking system that can improve the operational
efciency of the building, to name a few possibilities.
Schneider Electric found in Silicon Labs a trusted partner
that not only met its design and development needs,
but also participated (with extensive technical support)
in every step of the development journey. Silicon Labs’
broad and in-depth expertise in mesh technology
empowers our customers to solve challenging problems
in innovative ways.
Works With 2021
If you want to hear more from Schneider Electric,
be sure to attend this year’s Works With Developer
Conference, where Schneider will be talking about
its PowerTag, as well as the recent launch of Matter
(formerly Project CHIP or Connected Home over IP). As
one of Matter’s strongest allies, Schneider is pushing
for more connections between more objects, simplifying
development for manufacturers and increasing
compatibility for consumers – all through the unifying
standard, Matter.