Commercial office buildings
Chenbro Micom
Modern commercial office buildings, with extensive HVAC systems and lighting, consume significant energy. Rising electricity costs and stricter environmental regulations necessitate integrated solutions to optimize major energy-consuming equipment, eliminate phantom loads, and improve operational efficiency to meet owners' and tenants' needs.
Solution
The eKoEN Energy Management System features a flexible architecture supporting tailored solutions for entire office buildings and single-floor spaces. It offers short-term, mid-term, and long-term strategies, ranging from quick cost-saving measures to long-term equipment upgrades, helping offices turn energy management into a pathway toward sustainability.
Effective Alerts to Prevent Losses and Boost Efficiency by 50%
Commercial office equipment typically operates continuously, making it easier for the system to detect abnormal usage patterns automatically. The eKoEN Energy Management System supports 24/7 energy monitoring, focusing on power flow and efficiency. It delivers real-time safety alerts, improves personnel efficiency by 50%, and reduces unnecessary checks and false alarms.
Save Over 30% on Cooling Energy Wastage
Air conditioning is the largest energy consumer in commercial offices, and it has significant potential for optimization. The eKoEN Energy Management System helps prevent common inefficiencies, such as running AC in unoccupied public areas, setting temperatures too low, triggering power surges, or operating outside the optimal range during extended use. These measures ensure energy savings and more efficient cooling operations.
Identify a 20% Potential Improvement in Operational Efficiency
The eKoEN Energy Management System can pinpoint abnormal energy consumption patterns that conflict with operational goals, such as peak spikes, unexpected surges or drops, or devices left on during off-hours. It identifies issues like equipment running overnight or on weekends and offers cost-effective solutions without requiring equipment upgrades. Addressing these anomalies can lead to annual savings of up to 240,000 NT.