A new service introduced by Mitton is set to provide facilities and estate managers with a unique remote insight into the day to day operations of plant and equipment, opening up new opportunities to identify potential for improved energy management.
The ability to monitor and manage sites remotely has long been of benefit for maintenance purposes. Investment in new techniques and new software known as BMS-eye has enabled Mitton to further extend the scope of existing building management systems, allowing customers to log into their own BMS and identify alarms and overrides which might lead to energy wastage.
Accessible via a browser, Mitton’s BMS-eye gives a window into the BMS world, providing a clear and easily understood overview of the estates for which they are responsible, without modifying or changing set points and software. The system works effectively with most commercially available BMS offerings and is fully configurable to user requirements.
Ian Barraclough for Mitton Environmental Services said: “The system allows estate managers to see exactly what is happening on site and to check that plant is performing as it should.”