The art of energy management
Socomec’s Power Control and Safety (PCS) UK division has recently won an energy management contract for the new Damien Hirst gallery, scheduled to open in South London during 2014. The effective management of energy consumption is vital within this extensive building and renovation project.
Working in partnership with TF Tull – an independent buildings control specialist that designs, manufactures and commissions control systems and panels – Socomec will supply a suite of energy management technology from its Power, Control and Safety division, including the Diris A10 meter alongside the Socomec transformer range. Socomec’s Diris A10 modular multifunction meter measures electrical values in low voltage networks, providing support to installations in terms of energy metering, power monitoring and power quality analysis.
TF Tull’s control panels will use Socomec’s PCS Sirco range of load break switches, designed for the safe manual disconnection of a power supply.
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