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MTEM Taking Its Energy Saving Superstars Out On The Road

Marshall-Tufflex Energy Management is hitting the road in 2012, taking its market-leading technologically advanced energy savings solutions around the UK to showcase their proven effectiveness, ease of installation and attractive ROI timescales.

Kicking off the company’s exhibition and conference calendar is the Scottish Energy & Environment Conference (SEEC) on February 7th at Ayr Racecourse. There MTEM will be exhibiting its recently launched domesic voltage optimisation system, Voltis Home, plus its growing portfolio of Sinergy fixed and portable sub-metering solutions, including its new wireless Pulse Plus system.

“SEEC attracts a wide variety of public and private sector delegates, from housing associations to police forces, FMCG manufacturers to fire brigades, hospitals and local authorities, all of whom can potentially benefit greatly from our voltage optimisation and sub-metering solutions,” said Jeremy Dodge, MTEM Head of Marketing & Technical Services. “The conference is a great opportunity to meet clients, discuss their needs and talk them through the potential savings our products can help them achieve.”

Also in February the East Sussex-based manufacturer is attending the ESTA aM&T event (automatic Monitoring & Targeting) at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry, on February 23rd, exhibiting Voltis Home and Sinergy sub-metering solutions.

In May MTEM is making its inaugural appearance at Greenbuild Expo (May 9-10th, Manchester Central), again showcasing Voltis Home and Sinergy. Later that month it is returning to Nemex (part of Sustainabilitylive!) on May 22nd-24th at the NEC, Birmingham. At Nemex it will exhibit its full range of energy management systems, including the Voltis commercial voltage optimisation system, which can return power savings of up to 20%.

MTEM’s full suite of products will also be on show at Energy Solutions (October 10th-11th) at London Olympia, the company’s final event of the year.

Product Profile

* Voltis Home is the only ‘intelligent’ domestic voltage optimisation system on the market, giving householders peace of mind that they have selected the most efficient system available. All circuits in a typical house can be channelled through Voltis Home, which is rated up to 60Amps (40Amps continuous load and up to 100Amps in bypass mode). The automatic bypass mode allows the unit to handle higher loads without it tripping and cutting power to the property, as some domestic VO systems may do. The bypass function also means that Voltis Home turns itself off if the incoming load is not sufficient to warrant its operation, a further power saving feature. The system is suitable for installation in a property with photovoltaic panels and may boost the amount of electricity returned to the National Grid via the FiT. Voltis Home can be expected to pay for itself within three to four years.

* Sinergy sub-metering solutions enable users to monitor, and therefore manage, power consumption, identifying sources of energy waste and areas where savings could be made as well as checking bills and enabling accurate reporting of energy use. Sinergy has a range of solutions, from handheld portable monitors (such as e-Tracker and k-Wattch) to fixed solutions such as Escot, Klik and Pulse Plus, which monitor and record power usage to allow in-depth analysis. Pulse Plus has the added advantage of reporting its finding wirelessly, making it perfect for sub-metering across geographically dispersed sites such as retail outlets, hotels, sports facilities etc.