Power Monitoring
Who is Power Monitoring for? | How
it works | Benefits | How do
I learn more?
Power problems can be disastrous to sensitive electrical equipment
and inventory. Occurrences such as accidents,
lightning and
high winds
can happen at all hours of the day and night — whether you're
open for business or not.
A power monitor records voltage conditions, such as
- momentary interruptions
- high and low voltage occurrences and
- power outages.
FPL's Power Monitoring Service is on the job 24 hours a day, seven
days a week (even during holidays), even if you are not.
Who is Power Monitoring for?
FPL's Power Monitoring Service is for businesses that are
- dependent on sensitive electronic equipment
- have multiple locations
- unmanned sites or
- facilities with refrigerant/ heat sensitive inventory.
How it works
 A power monitor is installed at your electrical service point and
records voltage conditions. When problems occur, the system
- notifies the AC Central Processing Center
- notifies your designated contact and
- forwards a trouble call to FPL.
Depending on the level of service, you also receive a call or
page detailing the date and time of
- the power interruption and
- power restoration.
Benefits
There are a number of benefits in having Power Monitoring installed
at your business:
|
Feature
|
Benefit
|
| Automated trouble calls to FPL |
- You save time - you no longer need to call FPL to let us
know of an outage.
- Reduce your hassle of tracking people and phone numbers — we do it for you.
|
| Remote notification |
- Designated facility personnel no longer need to be on site.
- You are notified of potential problems before they occur.
- You choose who is notified and how they are notified.
|
| Documentation of power occurrences |
- Identify whether external of internal factors caused the
occurrence.
|
How do I learn more?
Please provide your contact
information to learn more about Power
Monitoring
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