Z-LYNK System - now fully owned by GGES
A Z-LYNK system is the perfect way to efficiently manage equipment operating within a building, campus or wide geographical network. The system has the capability to be employed for use with an individual piece of equipment or to manage many thousands of devices. It allows existing power lines to be converted into smart grids, allowing advanced monitoring and automated load control of all electrical appliances connected to that power network.
Central to the system is an advanced, fully Web enabled energy monitoring and control software that links together sets of remote sensors and load switching devices. The system will allow you to control a whole host of loads and their functions, including heating and managing light levels within a specific room, unit, building, area or closed space and much more. Essentially, it is the complete solution you have been looking for in remote monitoring and management.
Key Features:
- Unique technology that can turn existing power lines into smarter grids
- Automated load control of all electrical appliances connected to a power network
- Monitors critical variables such as temperature, light and equipment status
- Simple, centralised control via web based software
- Ability to view real time and historical date from meters, light sensors and environmental variables
- Easy installation and operation
- Low operational costs
- Fully compatible with GGES's existing AMR and smart metering products
Typical Applications:
- Street lighting, road signage, floodlighting
- Demand Side Management programmes
- Heating and cooling system control
- Load balancing
- Off Peak tariff structures
- Regardless of the size of the application, large or small, single or multi-site, we have a range of solutions to ensure that we are able to provide the best fit for your requirements
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