Product category:
Infrastructure and CAD Software
News Release from: Millennial Net | Subject: Wireless energy management
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 19 June 2007
Wireless energy management solutions
Energy and Green strategies are driving new hardware and software designed to make a significant impact on energy conservation, energy use management and policy.
New hardware and software are designed to make a significant impact on energy conservation, energy use management and policy driven by enterprise-wide Energy and Green strategies Millennial Net introduced revolutionary wireless energy management solutions at Sensor-2007 EXPO*
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 10 Jan 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
Related stories
Applying maths benefits engineering organisation
A new version of the industry-standard solution for applying mathematics to engineering, science and other technical operations delivers organisational benefits.
Maths To The Power 9
Unmatched power for a PC based maths package, yet an even friendlier user interface: the latest version of Maple looks set to be enthusiastically received.
The initial release includes several new wireless devices and web-based software in an integrated architecture ideal for commercial, industrial, educational and governmental organisations with single or multi-site applications.
Wil Chin, ARC Advisory Group, commented, "rather than developing general horizontal wireless products, Millennial Net's application focus is providing energy users with solutions to improve their bottom line that were previously impractical.
With the price of energy expected to explode in the coming years, energy management is becoming a burgeoning area for many enterprises.
Further reading
Faster And More Exact Hydraulic Cylinder Design
Hydraulic Cylinder design is now faster and more exact with Mathcad.
Announcing A New Maple Professional Toolbox Series
Maple Professional Toolbox Series developed by Maplesoft, the leading provider of high-performance software tools for engineering, science, and mathematics.
Mathcad Enterprise Means Safety In Numbers
Mathcad Enterprise removes barriers to engineering efficiency through management of a key corporate asset: engineering calculations.
Millennial Net's unique set of solutions leverages the internet and easy to deploy wireless sensor networks to monitor and analyse energy consumption to get the most out of their energy investment dollars." Millennial Net is a leading worldwide provider of commercial and industrial wireless networking systems that enable users, OEMs and systems integrators quickly and cost-effectively implement wireless sensor networks.
The company's advanced products and services can help customers save time and costs through wireless remote monitoring and management of critical devices.
Millennial Net's MeshScape Energy Management System architecture provides the integrated framework for MeshScape-compatible devices to be combined into comprehensive remote monitoring and control applications.
The industrial-class wireless MeshScape networking technology is a proven robust and scaleable foundation.
This self-forming and self-healing network enables wireless sensors to be easily installed and put into service with minimal cost and disruption to existing facilities and operations.
This architecture is open to third party devices, software applications and services.
Mark O'Hearne, VP-Millennial Net, commented: "We are working with energy management hardware and software vendors, energy consultants and energy service companies (ESCOs) who offer value-added products and services." Energy-conscious organisations understand that if you can't measure it, you can't control consumption.
Thus, having a comprehensive view of dynamic energy consumption is vital and must be analysed with respect to energy load attributes such as equipment type, capacity, and location and in relationship to other sensor data such as external temperature.
Millennial Net introduces the Wi-Pulse to leverage existing utility pulse-meter outputs, in order to capture and wirelessly communicate utility consumption such as gas, oil, water and electricity.
The energy management framework also integrates third-party devices, including the MeshScape-compatible Wi-LEM, from LEM group.
LEM is a market leader in providing innovative and high quality solutions for measuring electrical parameters ( www.lem.com) To accelerate the customer's return-on-investment, benefiting from multi-site monitoring of such metering/submeter information, Millennial Net also introduces a new Metering and Sub-metering module for its Wi-EMS energy management software application.
This comprehensive solution overcomes the cost and difficulty of deploying and managing a multi-site retrofit program.
The waste of heating and cooling is a problem that plagues most building managers seeking better energy efficiency.
Commercial, industrial, residential and municipal building operators and occupants struggle over the rising cost of energy and environmental impact.
Millennial Net introduces a solution to balance the needs of both and address the major shortcomings of solutions on the market today.
The new Wi-EMS module for HVAC and wireless Wi-Stat and Wi- Zone devices, takes a different approach from that of most HVAC building automation systems.
Energy management savings are achieved by improved compliance and energy policy enforcement.
The Wi-Stat and Wi-Zone devices provide reliable zone comfort and improved energy policy compliance.
Wi-Stat has a familiar thermostat coupled with a MeshScape networking capability that affords ease-of-use, remote monitoring and control.
Wi-Zone measures and communicates temperature and humidity.
The Wi-Stat allows the local occupant some temperature set point adjustment and overrides.
However, this is constrained by Wi-Stat local supervisory control of its thermostat.
The Wi-EMS module provides remote monitoring and enforcement of set-point policies to prevent wasting energy.
• Millennial Net: contact details and other news
• Email this article to a colleague
• Register for the free Buildingtalk email newsletter
• Buildingtalk Home Page

