Hospitals use large amounts of electricity to operate their facilities. From lighting patient and operating rooms to powering MRI and dialysis machines, reliable, high-quality power is a necessity for any healthcare facility. EIG’s power quality meters are critical tools for energy management for hospitals. They are certified to the highest international power quality measurement standards. They enable hospital facility managers to monitor the power quality of energy being supplied to the hospital. They also offer high resolution waveform capture for post-event analytics.

In addition to monitoring power quality conditions, another aspect of energy management for hospitals is that hospital facility managers must ensure that any problems with their electrical system are caught early, so that steps can be taken to address the problem before it escalates to the point of a power loss. EIG’s meters offer alarm limits that can be programmed for any electrical parameters the meters measure and then to send email alarms to multiple parties when any of the limits are exceeded. This allows hospital facility operators to respond immediately to voltage fluctuations, current fault events, or any other power quality related problems. Responding quickly allows action to be taken before there is damage to equipment or loss of power.

The EnergyPQA.com^® system’s AI-based energy predictions provide insights into healthcare facilities’ energy trends into the future. By looking at future predictions, a facility manager can ascertain if energy reduction programs will be successful. The system uses historical energy readings and future weather forecasts to provide usage and demand before they occur, at all metered points.

• Accurately predict demand and energy usage into the future with advanced AI and machine learning.
• Take action on peak demand predictions in advance of penalty.
• View energy dashboards that detail energy usage and demand across facility areas and provide insightful usage analysis.