Food, Beverage, and Animal Feed solutions

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Track energy by batch. Control costs. Boost reliability.

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Batch-level energy transparency

See how energy use changes by recipe, batch size, or run conditions.

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Process stability

Detect abnormal load or heat behavior before it disrupts production or safety.

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Cost and compliance visibility

Provide clear energy and emissions data when customers or regulators require it.


Across the production line, from ovens and dryers to mixing, conveying, refrigeration, and packaging, energy demand varies with changing load conditions.

Watt Window logs energy use by load group and at fine resolution. That lets you link electricity use to specific batches, recipes, or runs. This supports accurate costing, pricing, and margin tracking for every product.

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Utility-level meters mask idle draw, peaks, or inefficiencies.

But node-level, near-live monitoring helps detect wasteful patterns, under-utilized equipment, or excessive load during off-peak or change-over periods. Over time this yields energy savings and improved operational discipline.



Process equipment such as dryers, mixers, ovens, conveyors, compressors can degrade, overheat or draw excess power over time.

Watt Window monitors energy, thermal, vibration, and electrical signatures where applied and alerts teams to anomalies. That helps operators act before issues escalate, useful for reliability, safety, and potential insurance or risk mitigation efforts.

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Energy input often represents a major share of processing costs in food and feed plants.

If clients or regulators require energy-use or emissions transparency, Watt Window provides accurate electricity-use data and derived carbon-equivalent metrics. That supports reporting and traceability without exposing process logic or proprietary recipes.



Watt Window hardware integrates with the electrical infrastructure, without interfering with control systems or process automation.

That makes retrofit or upgrade deployment feasible during planned downtime, avoiding disruption to production or sanitation workflows.

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Watt Window supplies configurable, UL-listed smart-metering and monitoring hardware suitable for industrial electrical systems in food and feed facilities.

After installation it records frequent energy, thermal, electrical, and optional vibration data across machines, lines, or load groups. The system delivers dashboards showing energy consumption, load profiles, cost attributions, carbon-equivalent emissions (when needed), and alerts for load anomalies, giving operators and managers actionable visibility without touching control logic or compromising hygiene or regulatory requirements.

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