aM&T benefits
May 1st 2006

Expandable aM&T systems, like tmac, operate by being programmed to monitor and record not only utilities metering but a specific asset's conditions, for example vibration, load, leaks and flooding. Remote metering and sub-metering through t-mac provides an insight into energy use per site/department but it is this holistic approach to energy management - monitoring machine conditions to identify inefficiencies - that will assist business with energy reduction strategies.

t-mac remotely monitors and controls assets and machinery 24 hours a day, 7-days a week sending alerts to dedicated personnel, via SMS/email, if levels fall outside preset parameters, e.g. if a leak occurs or temperature/loads exceeds desired limits.

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