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Omniflex Cures NHS Energy Monitoring Headache

When Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in the UK decided to collect energy consumption data in real time from over one hundred energy meters around it's two hospitals (Bradford & St Lukes), it chose Omniflex to provide the server and communications infrastructure.

The Challenge
The NHS Foundation Trust wanted to upgrade their existing energy reporting over the two hospitals to obtain usage data every 30 minutes, reliably over the entire site. There was a mix of existing intelligent meters and pulse meters that could not be replaced due to the cost constraints.

Furthermore, the Trust wanted to minimise network installation costs, by utilising their existing Ethernet backbone, but a limitation of the number of available IP addresses was also a consideration that had to be taken into account. Network downtime is a reality and dealing with these network outages without losing the 30 minute updates was also a challenge to be overcome.

The Solution
Omniflex supplied and commissioned an on-site 'Omnergy Data Server' and 13 metering gateways to communicate with more than one hundred new and existing energy meters around the two sites, counting pulses from the pulse meters and polling the smart meters for their Data.

Click on the link below for full details on how the Omniflex Solution overcame the challenges to provide a cost effective solution for monitoring energy usage efficiently and presenting the data to the Hospitals Facilities Manager.


Features:
• Perfect For Applications where Cable Installations are Impracticle
• Simple, Quick & Low Cost To Install
• Cost Effective Wireless Solution for Remote Monitoring & Control

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