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Frequently asked questions
What is energy monitoring?
Energy monitoring measures how much electricity each part of your building uses, in real time. It works like a fitness tracker for your building, so you can find and stop waste.
What is an energy audit?
An energy audit is a check-up for your building’s energy use. We review your bills, power and equipment, then show you where you waste energy and what to fix first.
What is a power quality analysis?
It checks how clean and steady your electricity is: voltage, power factor, harmonics and phase balance. It shows what’s stressing your equipment or causing utility penalties.
How much can my building save?
Many buildings save 10–30%. Published results include 12% across 120 7-Eleven stores, 26.7% at Tex Plastics and 15–20% at Hillsborough County Public Schools.
Do I have to replace my equipment?
No. We add meters and controls to what you have. You only replace equipment when the data shows it pays off.
How long does install take? Will it shut down my business?
Installs are fast and built not to disrupt your business. Most sites keep running the whole time.
What is a Virtual Energy Manager?
A team of energy experts who watch your data 24/7, spot waste and problems, send clear to-dos and report savings every month.
What does the free Energy Waste Report include?
Estimated waste in dollars and kWh, the top 3 places it’s hiding, and simple next steps, all in plain words.
What does the Energy Savings Potential report include?
A realistic savings range, payback estimate and gap analysis based on your last 12 months of bills.
How much does it cost? Do you offer financing?
The first look is free. In many cases the savings pay for the project, with no big upfront cost. Proposals include a performance guarantee.
Does it work for multiple locations?
Yes. See every site on one dashboard and rank them by waste.
Is my data secure?
Your energy data is stored in the Eniscope Cloud and only shared with people you approve.
What’s the difference between monitoring and management?
Monitoring shows you the data. Management means someone acts on it, finds problems, fixes them, and makes sure savings last.
What do I need to get started?
Your last 12 months of electric bills and a few minutes to tell us about your building.
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