PassivEnergy wireless controlled home energy management system offers clear benefits to both the installer and consumer

(22/12/2009)

Southern Monitoring Services Ltd and its subsidiary Northern Monitoring Services is joining forces with PassivSystems to be the first to bring home energy management systems that could help cut household fuel bills by up to 28%.

PassivEnergy offers clear benefits to both the installer and consumer. The wireless controlled home energy management system, due to be launched in Spring 2010, can be
remotely accessed, is easy to install and simple to use.

"PassivEnergy is something completely new and appealing to offer customers at a time when energy prices are a real worry for households. It's a great chance to participate in on-going revenues, systems upgrades, and it's a brilliant way to enhance your maintenance relationships in the domestic environment as it saves your customers money" said Steve Kimber, Managing Director of Southern Monitoring Services Ltd.

PassivEnergy is a mass-market product designed to save consumers money by reducing wasted energy. With sensors and controls in the home, and connected to a service online, PassivEnergy helps people understand and manage their heating, hot water, and electrical appliances with maximum efficiency.

PassivEnergy offers the following benefits to both the contractor and consumer:
- Simple to install as it is wireless and uses retrofit technology that can be easily fitted onto existing systems and appliances;
- Great business opportunity as it provides: ongoing revenues; expands your shopping basket of products to offer your customers; and as Passiv are already developing system upgrades these will provide you with further upsell opportunities;
- Compelling product for your customers as it is simple to use and saves them money;
- Makes your customers' lives easy. One hand-held device controls all your customer's heating and electrical devices; and the Occupancy Button can quickly turn on or off your heating, saving your customers more energy.

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