Institutional metering
Electricity consumption trackable per building and metering point, with comparable time-series data.
Local governments
The OLM smart metering system helps track consumption, identify wasteful operation, and support energy efficiency decisions.

Why is it useful?
Energy consumption of municipal institutions occurs across many sites under varying operational conditions. Without smart metering, it is difficult to see precisely which buildings, times of day, or equipment generate unjustified excess consumption. The OLM system collects data at each metering point and then makes consumption trends transparent on an online interface. Managers and technical operators can thus work from shared, up-to-date information.
The system supports the preparation of energy efficiency programs, the verification of investment impacts, and the rapid detection of abnormal consumption patterns. It can be used in schools, kindergartens, offices, sports facilities, cultural institutions, and buildings involving leased premises. The alarm logic helps flag unusual loads, communication outages, or limit exceedances. Reports simplify coordination with maintaining authorities and project reporting. The goal is not merely data collection, but ensuring that metering information quickly translates into actionable operational decisions.
Overview of functions
Electricity consumption trackable per building and metering point, with comparable time-series data.
Transparent reports can be generated on a monthly, weekly, or daily basis for operational and management decisions.
In case of unusual consumption, exceeding limits, or data communication errors, an automatic notification can be issued.
Energy consumption changes can be measured both before and after energy efficiency investments.
Separate management of rental properties, departments, or consumer groups facilitates accounting.
Continuous online access reduces the risk that a fault remains undetected for a longer period.
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News and developments
May 2026
The goal of the Onlinemonitoring project is to provide products, services, and industrial monitoring solutions with a transparent, modern interface.
Development
The data coming from the devices can be monitored on a structured interface, with alarms and time-series analysis options.
Service
Device selection, installation, communication, and online data access can be structured as a jointly managed service process.