The definitive guide to air conditioning energy-saving methods: "Omakase Save-Air"

The best way to save energy with air conditioning! Reduce electricity costs by up to 20% with retrofitted control, zero initial cost!

"Omaka Save-Air" is the ideal air conditioning control service for companies looking for ways to save energy on air conditioning. It automatically controls the outdoor units of air conditioning systems with a dedicated control computer, achieving both a reduction in electricity costs and demand management while maintaining a comfortable indoor environment. Since it can be retrofitted to existing air conditioners from major domestic manufacturers, large-scale equipment updates are unnecessary. It has a proven track record of up to 20% power reduction and is being implemented in factories, offices, and facilities. 【Features as an effective air conditioning energy-saving method】 ● Reduces power consumption by automatically optimizing the operation of outdoor units while maintaining comfort. ● Monitors the overall load of the building and automatically controls demand during peak times. ● Easy operation via smartphone or PC. Visualizes energy-saving effects with graphs. ● No initial costs and a performance-based fee structure, eliminating implementation risks. For those who "don't know how to save energy on air conditioning" or "want to implement effective measures," we highly recommend the retrofittable "Omaka Save-Air." *For more details, please refer to the catalog or related links.

basic information

【Target Air Conditioning Equipment】 - Electric individual air conditioning Multi air conditioners for buildings, package air conditioners - Compatible with major domestic manufacturers - Can be retrofitted to existing air conditioning equipment (manufacturer warranty continues) 【Facilities Likely to Benefit】 While various industries and business types can implement this, the following customers can expect particularly effective results: - Electricity costs of 12 million yen or more - Number of outdoor units: 5 or more - Cooling power consumption: 180 kW or more - Air conditioning operates throughout the year