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Energy management solution
for commercial facilities.

Visiwatt brings energy monitoring and appliance-load estimates to small and medium-sized businesses. A sensor measures one electrical phase; the number of sensors and supported loads depends on your site. A pilot lets you assess consumption, recognition and history with your equipment before planning a wider installation.

Concept illustration of a future portfolio dashboard; this view is not in the current app

Dashboard concept illustration. A portfolio view is not in the current app.

Explore what a measured pilot could answer.

Facility & Operations Managers

Assess measured consumption at selected sites.

  • Review total energy use on a suitable monitored phase
  • Check which supported loads the sensor recognises on site
  • Compare measured periods after operational changes
  • Agree any additional analysis with the pilot team

Owners & Asset Managers

Assess whether measured sites support a wider rollout.

  • Choose pilot sites and suitable electrical phases
  • Compare available consumption and estimated cost
  • Discuss coverage gaps before extending to more sites
  • Set measurement goals before claiming savings

Energy & Sustainability Teams

Define reporting needs before collecting pilot data.

  • Agree the baseline period and measurement boundaries
  • Review available history with the pilot team
  • Request a data export from support if needed
  • Validate suitability for any formal reporting separately

Part of the smart building ecosystem.

Visiwatt aims to show measured consumption and supported equipment estimates in its own service. External platform integrations are not part of the current offering.

  • BMSBuilding management systems
  • EMSEnergy management systems
  • Building automationControls and automation platforms
Visiwatt
  • Analytics and BIEnergy and operational analytics
  • Digital twins3D models and simulation platforms
  • CMMS and CAFMMaintenance and facility systems

Ask us about future integration needs; no external connectors ship today.

What a pilot can assess.

Review measured energy use and supported load estimates before making wider performance claims.

  • Review total consumption on the monitored phase
  • Inspect estimates for recognised loads
  • Review available history and tariff-based costs
  • Review measured use outside operating hours
  • Investigate persistent baseload with site staff
  • Compare measured periods after corrective action
  • Agree the measurement boundary in advance
  • Compare before and after data where conditions allow
  • Request available history from support
  • Review changes in measured power patterns
  • Confirm which loads can be distinguished at your site
  • Agree any monitoring or alert requirements separately
  • Review comparable measured periods
  • Record phase coverage and data gaps
  • Plan a broader study only after the pilot
  • Review estimated cost from configured tariffs
  • Confirm tariff and coverage assumptions
  • Investigate possible savings with site staff

Why us.

Define the pilot around the measurements your site can support.

Scoped to your site

Agree the pilot goals and measurement boundaries first.

Validate in your building

Agree pilot measurements and assess recognition with your actual equipment.

Start small

Assess sensor count and installation cost for each site.

Start with a pilot.

  1. 1Select the pilot sites

    Choose the locations for the initial deployment.

    • sensor count depends on suitable phases and site assessment
    • installation time depends on the site and released hardware
  2. 2Collect four to six weeks of measured data

    Collect measurements, then review what the sensor can identify:

    • total energy use on monitored phases
    • estimates for supported recognised loads
    • available history, including out-of-hours periods
  3. 3Review the results and decide on rollout

    Review available data, coverage gaps and possible next steps together:

    • energy use in kWh
    • estimated cost impact
    • observations that need site validation
    • a proposed rollout scope and pricing

Tell us about your sites.

How many sites, and where. Four questions, plus a box for anything else.

  • ✓  A price per site before you commit
  • ✓  Request an export of available history
  • ✓  Installation by a licensed electrician

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