Submeters provide key energy data that allows facility engineers and financial managers to identify areas within the hospital that are energy inefficient or that may need improvement. Areas that are often found to be inefficient are patient floors, operating rooms, emergency rooms, maternity departments and doctor’s offices. Energy efficient buildings can consume up to 85% less power, or three to seven times less, than the poorest performing buildings for the exact same use.

EIG’s submeters allow you to identify energy used by specific areas or departments. And EIG’s EnergyReporterPQA™ application allows you to bill departments directly for their energy use, and to create detailed usage reports for areas and time periods. The application’s Usage Dashboard lets you easily compare energy use and costs between departments and timeframes.

Critical healthcare areas, such as surgical facilities, nuclear medicine and emergency rooms, need to be certain that the power they are receiving is reliable. EIG meters measure, analyze, and report on the quality of the power being received from the utility. Using EIG’s CommunicatorPQA™ 5.0 application, you can view real time energy and power quality readings and create energy and power quality reports.