CutWatt · energy optimization

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CutWatt uncovers hidden energy waste, optimizes your operations, and delivers measurable, long-term savings

Step 1 · Cold store

Heat leaks in all day

Door openings, warm panels and worn seals add load the plant must remove

Step 2 · Compressor

The biggest electrical load

Often most of a cold store's power — it runs hot when poorly staged

Screw compressor in visible light
Visible
The same compressor on a thermal camera, hottest point 84.5 degrees Celsius
Thermal · 84.5 °C

Step 3 · Condenser

Where the heat goes outside

Fouled coils and fixed fan speeds make the compressor work harder

Step 4 · Evaporator

Where the cold is made

Coils and fans pull heat out of the room — frost and poor defrost cut capacity

Step 5 · Measure

Every kilowatt-hour, per load

Non-invasive CT clamps on the incomer and the big feeders turn one monthly number into a curve you can read, at 1-minute resolution — no shutdown, no rewiring

Non-invasive CT clamps1-minute resolution284 kW avg · 412 kW peakPower factor 0.91

Site figures · illustrative

Painted refrigeration pipes on a cold-store ceiling, in visible light
Cold store · suction headerRange 10.0 – 33.0 °C

Step 6 · See

Heat is the receipt

Thermal imaging of panels, motors and terminations, ranked by the cost of inaction — a loose termination shows up as heat long before it fails

What you seePainted pipes on a ceiling

What the camera seesA 22 °C gradient bleeding into the room

Step 7 · Lens

Point, read, believe

To the eye, a motor-control panel is a grey box — through a radiometric lens every pixel is a temperature: terminal lug 81.3 °C, cable bundle 51.2 °C, control wiring 31.7 °C

Emissivity 0.95Radiometric stillsNo production stoppage
Scroll to pull focus · hover or tap to read a point

Step 7 · Lens · Isolate

Draw the line at any temperature

An isotherm turns a picture into a list — drag the threshold and everything above it lights up

IsothermAbove threshold
62.0°C
Surface above threshold
0%
Flagged points
0 of 3

Real panel scan, temperatures read from the camera scale · before correction

Step 7 · Lens · Re-scan

The same panel, after the fix

Re-torqued terminations and a rebalanced load — scroll and watch the hot spot cool

ΔT · before to afterPre
0.0K · hottest point
Terminal lug
81.3 °C
Cable bundle
51.2 °C
Control wiring
31.7 °C
Compressor starts
9 → 3 /h

After-fix figures are illustrative

Step 8 · Correct

Fix settings, not budgets

Compressor starts fall from 9 to 3 per hour — head pressure floats with the weather — defrost runs on demand, not on a clock

Anonymised case studies · illustrative

-31% cold store-19% food plant-24% dairy

Estimate · 30 seconds

Four questions — the answer appears immediately - you decide afterwards whether you want us to verify it on site

AED

Which of these are true?

Estimated avoidable spendAnnual
AED 0

Enter your monthly bill to see an estimate

Share of your bill that is waste
0%
Per month
AED 0
Over five years
AED 0
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Indicative only — built from assumed ranges, not from your data — a site assessment replaces it with measured numbers

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