Watt Window® solutions
Energy cost resolution for small & medium manufacturers
Most manufacturers only get site-wide energy data once a month. That’s not cost resolution — it’s a blurry snapshot. With Watt Window, you see where every bit of energy spend goes: by machine, line, shift, or customer.
Smart Energy. Sharper Margins.
Watt Window gives you the route- and machine-level insights you need to optimize production energy-related profits, machine health, and carbon-related compliance and sustainability.
Cost resolution, delivered
Watt Window gives you operations-grade* energy usage insights.
Get 30-second intervals for all your routes and machines.
- Track energy by batch, timeframe, or on an ongoing basis, so you can see where your costs go and spot opportunities to optimize pricing.
- Get accurate energy-to-cost conversion, no matter your energy provider.
Say goodbye to downtime
Predictive maintenance alerts you to machines in need of attention.
Act before small issues turn into costly repairs.
- See near-live updates in the secure cloud dashboard and via text message alert for any unusual machine vibration or temperature.
- Get alerts up to 14 days earlier than you can get from electrical fluctuations alone, so you have time to fix problems, order parts, and maintain great OEE.
- Benefit from dual sensors per device that speed up maintenance by pinpointing exact issue locations.
Simpler carbon compliance
Watt Window auto-calculates detailed CO2 emissions.
Take the headache out of meeting your carbon reporting and Scope 3 footprint transparency requirements**.
- Get metric tons of carbon equivalent (MTCO2e) without 3rd-party estimators or consultants.
- Easy integration matches your utility’s carbon disclosures with your energy data.
- Display precise, data-driven carbon footprint at the same near-live resolution as other Watt Window data (e.g., by machine, route, job/ batch, customer, time window).
- Works for both utility-supplied and on-site generated energy, across all industrial energy sources (coal, gas, solar, etc.).
Got questions?
Our experts are happy to discuss your specific needs about OEE, ROI, CO2, and anything else (even if it doesn’t involve acronyms).
Disclaimers
Yes, disclaimers can be annoying. But for some things, precision is good — like for your energy data and for legal things. If nothing else, it lets our lawyers sleep better:
*Reported data from “operations-grade” sensors has the potential to vary +/- 3% vs. actuals. Especially keep that inherent variation in mind if you plan to use Watt Window data directly for billing purposes. Pro tip: Let’s talk if you’d like to upgrade from operations-grade to revenue-grade data resolution.
**Watt Window helps you to capture carbon insights from near-live energy data, to help you comply with laws, regulations, and customer requirements. But responsibility for actual compliance remains your job. Common sense, right?