Energy management system
that proves every saving
Pulse is the energy management system that monitors your energy consumption in real time to understand your usage before we propose a single change. Then we bring you the best possible option first, and show you the other ways.

Every level of your estate.
From the whole building down to a single plug.
Pulse sees it all, live, on one screen.
Main incomer
The whole building measured from one point.
Circuit level
Board by board, showing where the money goes.
Asset level
Individual equipment, down to a single plug.
All utilities
Gas, water and heat on the same dashboard as your electricity.
We hold ourselves accountable to IPMVP.
You sign the baseline before anything changes. The dashboard then shows the gap between what you would have used and what you actually use. That gap is the saving, and it is verified continuously.
"We needed savings we could put on a balance sheet, not a brochure. Powerhub Pulse gave us numbers our auditors signed off without a comma changed."Finance Director, national hospitality group.
No gateways. No WiFi.
No dropouts.
Our transmission covers whole sites and estates with no gateway, no WiFi and no added connection. Every device is powered from the supply it measures, so it never goes quiet.

Measurement Accuracy
±0.2% Voltage
±0.1% Current
Communication
RS485 Modbus-RTU
Up to 115,200 bps
Harmonic Analysis
Orders 1–50
Voltage & Current

Book 30 minutes with Alex. He'll look at your setup and give you a straight answer.
Your whole estate on one screen.
| Appliance | Saving | kWh/yr | Cost/yr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chiller Plant | 18% | 10,400 | £2,080 |
| Air Handling Units | 22% | 8,100 | £1,620 |
| Guest Room AC | 25% | 7,300 | £1,460 |
| Commercial Refrigeration | 29% | 5,400 | £1,080 |
| Beer Cellar Cooling | 35% | 3,100 | £620 |
| Kitchen Extraction Fans | 35% | 6,000 | £1,200 |
Recurring energy spike: Manchester Deansgate, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 14:00 to 16:00
Consumption rises 18 to 24% every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. Cross-referencing occupancy suggests laundry and kitchen loads sharing a circuit.
Voltage fluctuation at London Park Lane, compressor cycling the likely cause
Fluctuations on L2 are consistent with compressor cycling on the main kitchen refrigeration unit, likely driving the elevated power factor flagged last month.
See this on your own estate
This is part of the live Pulse platform. Book a quick demo and one of our team will walk you through it on your data.
Speak to the team
