Guru Integrate SATK32 FAQs
Guru Integrate SATK32 FAQs
What is Continuous Commissioning?
Continuous commissioning improves network efficiency by maintaining set points, reducing network drift and reducing costs.
Why is Continuous Commissioning important?
Even where networks are well-designed and properly commissioned before residents move in, heat networks are often left to drift, with performance degrading over time.
This is often not due to a fault in equipment, but rather is due to the accumulation of many small changes in the system over time, for example, maintenance engineers changing one part of a heat network without regard to the effect on the whole.
Guru’s real-world monitoring of heat networks over a three-year period delivered in collaboration with the UK Government, showed that the cost of heat and carbon emissions can more than double on a heat network within three years if action is not taken.
I Need Reliability & Convenience
The Guru API supports a range of metering and billing services. providing the freedom to swap to more competitive service providers without changing your infrastructure or disturbing customers.
Technology within the Guru Integrate SATK32 uses 868 MHz wireless mesh communication to ensure high reliability, including in areas where SIM cards won’t work due to lack of signal.
What Security & Compliance Measures Are in Place?
The wireless mesh network is more secure than unencrypted wired systems and all data is covered under Guru’s ISO27001 certification for cyber security.
Data collected by the Hub III Core helps you meet the Heat Network (Metering and Billing) Regulations 2014, comply with the Code of Practice for Heat Networks, and report against Heat Trust’s customer service and consumer protection standards.
What Accreditation Does the SATK32 Hold?