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The Energy section provides insight into the system's power usage and generation metrics. This includes:
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'''DC Plant:'''
The '''Energy section''' of '''AQue Lite''' gives comprehensive live views of the power consumption and generation setup. It captures the significant metrics: current energy being consumed, contribution towards renewable energy, and the system's effectiveness and efficiency. This breakdown of the said data points enables a platform for spotting these trends in energy, as well as inefficient or possibly costly areas of reductions. This, therefore means improved management of energy and more efficient use of resources across operations.
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This sub-section tracks the performance of direct current (DC) power systems, providing data on energy generation and consumption from the plant. Users can monitor output levels, identify discrepancies, and make adjustments to improve efficiency.
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'''Grid Meter:'''
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This sub-section displays real-time data related to energy import and export levels from the grid. It allows users to monitor how much energy is being used, the amount of energy imported from external sources, and whether energy is being exported back to the grid. This is crucial for managing energy costs and understanding how the system interacts with external power sources.
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Latest revision as of 10:14, 20 November 2024

The Energy section of AQue Lite gives comprehensive live views of the power consumption and generation setup. It captures the significant metrics: current energy being consumed, contribution towards renewable energy, and the system's effectiveness and efficiency. This breakdown of the said data points enables a platform for spotting these trends in energy, as well as inefficient or possibly costly areas of reductions. This, therefore means improved management of energy and more efficient use of resources across operations.

DC Plant

Grid Meter

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