Powersines has the smartest voltage optimisers
With all the commotion generated around voltage optimisation as the best method for ensuring energy savings in an energy efficiency project, it’s hard to know which solution is the right one for you.
With all the commotion generated around voltage optimisation as the best method for ensuring energy savings in an energy efficiency project, it’s hard to know which solution is the right one for you.
PowerSines an expert in developing and implementing energy systems based on voltage regulation and control invites you to visit its stand M19 at SustainabilityLIVE! In the NEMEX Energy Hall, from Tuesday 22 May – Thursday 24 May at the NEC, Birmingham.
The PowerSines Smart Voltage Optimisation platform offers real saving measurements and improved energy efficiency. By integrating dynamic voltage stabilisers and universal energy controllers with its Remote EMS, it provides you with the RIGHTsave empirical saving measurement algorithms for measuring continuous energy saving consumption data in real-time.
PowerSines differentiates itself from providers of basic voltage reduction systems since, in addition to the ability to control and optimise voltage proactively and measure savings in real time, all its systems are designed with a topology of transformers and switchgear (known as RIGHTvoltage) that enable controlling the output voltage with small steps, unlike systems based on step-down autotransformers, PowerSines devices use its INV technology to control and transform only a part of the voltage that should be reduced from the mains.
Installed in over 25,000 facilities across five continents, the company invites you to join its family of satisfied customers, and also hear its presentation on Smart Energy Management on 23 May at 11:45am in Theatre 2.
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