Remote Temperature Monitoring
DSW 360 SD-RTM
Remote temperature monitoring is an efficient way to monitor water flow/use and temperatures within your system. Real-time data allows the customer to understand and provide evidence if particular outlets are being used or flushed. Furthermore temperatures are monitored on a frequent basis, ensuring that any non-compliant temperatures are identified and can be remedied more efficiently.
In accordance with the ACOPL8 and HSG 274, part two there are essential temperature monitoring tasks to be completed to ensure regular monitoring of hot water plants, cold water plants, and the associated water distribution systems. Temperatures need to be taken from stored hot water on a monthly basis from cold water storage tanks on a six monthly basis and from all outlets across the course of the year. Furthermore, sentinel points of the system need to be tested on a monthly basis. On larger systems, this can equate to significant amounts of labour time being allocated as well as the monitoring and maintenance of large amounts of data.
Remote Monitoring Benefits
- Simple, cost-effective retrofit solution
- Reduced labour time
- Reduced carbon footprint
- Flexible read time captures on tap usage
- Real-time data and live schematics
- Automated reporting with alarms and early warnings.
- Temperature record traceability that is fully auditable
- Factory UKAS calibration, with certificates available
All real-time data is fully trackable in DSW’s cloud-based compliance portal, DSW 360 SD-PTL. Full training and access for unlimited users will be provided.
Options to buy or lease the hardware are available. To find out more, or for a free site survey, speak to one of our engineers today.
DSW customers are able to take advantage of our cloud-based customer compliance portal DSW 360 SD-PTL to easily monitor any noncompliances.
Remote temperature monitoring is an efficient way to monitor water flow/use and temperatures within your system. Real-time data allows the customer to understand and provide evidence if particular outlets are being used or flushed. Furthermore temperatures are monitored on a frequent basis, ensuring that any non-compliant temperatures are identified and can be remedied more efficiently.
In accordance with the ACOPL8 and HSG 274, part two there are essential temperature monitoring tasks to be completed to ensure regular monitoring of hot water plants, cold water plants, and the associated water distribution systems. Temperatures need to be taken from stored hot water on a monthly basis from cold water storage tanks on a six monthly basis and from all outlets across the course of the year. Furthermore, sentinel points of the system need to be tested on a monthly basis. On larger systems, this can equate to significant amounts of labour time being allocated as well as the monitoring and maintenance of large amounts of data.
Remote Monitoring Benefits
- Simple, cost-effective retrofit solution
- Reduced labour time
- Reduced carbon footprint
- Flexible read time captures on tap usage
- Real-time data and live schematics
- Automated reporting with alarms and early warnings.
- Temperature record traceability that is fully auditable
- Factory UKAS calibration, with certificates available
All real-time data is fully trackable in DSW’s cloud-based compliance portal, DSW 360 SD-PTL. Full training and access for unlimited users will be provided.
Options to buy or lease the hardware are available. To find out more, or for a free site survey, speak to one of our engineers today.
DSW customers are able to take advantage of our cloud-based customer compliance portal DSW 360 SD-PTL to easily monitor any noncompliances.