Energy management software gives unit cost
Vykon Energy Suite AX from Tridium Inc. is the latest offering in the company’s NiagaraAX-based energy management system.
By Control Engineering Staff
Vykon Energy Suite AX from Tridium Inc. is the latest offering in the company’s NiagaraAX-based energy management system. System, which is compatible with NiagaraAX, allows users to manage energy budgets, analyze rates, calculate actual costs, and reduce energy expenditures. Enhancements include the ability to import and export energy data from external systems such as Microsoft Excel, relational databases such as SQL and Oracle, or text files using csv format. New version also adds tools to edit data records, expands reporting capabilities to help in forecasting energy use, and provides point normalization so users can obtain energy use or cost per unit of production.
Tridium Inc.
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