Inefficient systems are costly, not only to the bank balance but also to the environment. Ensuring you have a system optimised to deliver energy efficiency requires data. That data needs to be effectively interpreted and utilised to adjust your system for enhanced performance. Lowering energy consumption, for example, is one way that effective monitoring and control can help you optimise your water supply and pressure.
Years of experience have taught us that a lot of pump systems are oversized for the application, and greater than the job at hand requires. The end result of this is energy inefficiency, with a great deal wasted maintaining an unnecessarily large system. Smart technology like our Hydrovar intelligent pump controller ensures automatic control creating the right level of operation. Performance is matched to demand in order to create energy savings as high as 70% on partial loads alone.
Monitoring That Informs Maintenance
Smart systems connect to digital monitoring tools and deliver real-time insights into your operations through an overview of asset health. For example, maintenance routines can be tweaked to cut upkeep costs as maintenance is only carried out when needed. Condition-based maintenance plans take this approach to the next level. A system that detects incipient issues long before they’re a problem not only allows maintenance to be performed and correct problems before they happen, it ensures you’re not wasting resources on ‘preventative’ maintenance that isn’t actually necessary.
Such approaches are invaluable to ensuring consistent water supply and pressure. Detection and correction of problems not only reduce the need for any downtime, they also keep your systems running at peak performance.