PUXIANSMART ENERGY
Read metering records alongside equipment operation and activities. Align the area and period, then agree who verifies the issue and how to review it.
BEFORE YOU START
For campuses and public buildings with metering records that need context for changes in use.
01 / FROM OBSERVATION TO ASSESSMENT
Product demo
Building B metering recordsThe area meter still records electricity use after closing.
Out-of-hours consumption merits attention. Continue with equipment and activity information.
Switch the information scope to see its explanation, or use arrow keys.
WHAT TO DO AT THIS POINT
Review area electricity use outside working hours to identify loads for further analysis.
Metering information: area consumption, record periods and trends.
Next: review activities and operating arrangements to understand the context.
WHAT TO DO AT THIS POINT
Combine consumption trends with activities, operating arrangements and equipment information to understand changes.
Operational information: activities, continuous loads, equipment and plans.
Next: coordinate handling and retain records for follow-up.
Bring areas, meters and electricity records together, moving from totals to areas and periods.
Use activities, plans and equipment information to understand the context of consumption changes.
Connect issues, equipment and handling records for collaboration between operations and maintenance.
Retain subsequent metering and operational records to follow changes in the same areas and periods.
ENERGY REVIEW WORKFLOW
02 / AREA AND PERIOD METERING
Organize electricity information by area and month, compare distribution and changes over time, then analyze it alongside site operating arrangements.
Read details by purpose below. Wide details retain original pixels: swipe within the frame, or focus it and use left/right arrows. The full original is always available.
Review electricity use, cost and share by area, with start and end dates defining the reporting period.
Area statistics: review consumption in different areas over the selected period.
Use area shares to understand consumption distribution and monthly statistics to review changes over time.
Compare consumption distribution and change by area and month.
Review current alarms by time, location and code to find the relevant records.
Alarm records: find related events by time and location.
Explore the energy review workflow and area metering interface.
03 / CHOOSE CAPABILITIES BY THE PROBLEM
Select capabilities for integration, information management, interfaces and spatial display. Define interfaces and delivery stages around existing systems.
PsIOT connects equipment and subsystems and organizes data across protocols and properties for business use.
PsCMS brings together equipment, energy, processes, maintenance and alarms for shared views and departmental collaboration.
PsCanvas organizes area, period and equipment information through canvases, charts and controls, highlighting what different users need.
P.C.I uses building space to provide location context, helping users find equipment and business information from an area.
NEXT STEP
Read metering records alongside equipment operation and activities. Align the area and period, then agree who verifies the issue and how to review it.