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Monitoring solution cuts energy bills

Published:  03 April, 2019

AIRMATICS, a simple cloud-based air compressor monitoring, performance and control solution that provides real time data, analytics and insights at the push of a button, has been launched by global compressor management specialist, CMC.

The company says AIRMATICS is capable of managing an infinite number of locally interconnected fixed speed, variable speed or variable output air compressors.

Andy Dickinson, facilities manager at Pharmaron-UK, one of the first AIRMATICS customers, adds: “Our key goals are to cut energy costs, reduce our carbon footprint and spend less time manually monitoring and adjusting compressors during run time in order to boost performance and increase the longevity of our assets. AIRMATICS takes away this concern by automatically doing it for us, which enables the team to focus on other critical day-to-day operational tasks.”

w: www.airmatics.eu / www.cmcnv.com

Click here for the full unedited version of the release as provided by the company

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