Energy consumption alarm method, energy consumption alarm system and platform

Abstract

An energy consumption alarm method, comprising: measuring a location-specific energy consumption value within a specific time period at a sensor deployed at a location of a monitored site, and decomposing the location-specific energy consumption value according to a first feature. The method also includes decomposing the location-specific energy consumption value according to the second feature, and obtaining a first decomposed energy consumption value. The method additionally includes determining a respective first reference value based on the split value, and comparing the first split energy consumption value with the determined respective first reference value. Additionally, the method includes notifying the user if the first decomposed energy consumption value and the determined corresponding first reference value are different from each other. In addition, an energy consumption alarm system and a cloud-based energy consumption alarm platform are provided.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an energy consumption measurement system. In particular, the present invention relates to an energy consumption warning method, an energy consumption warning system and a platform. Background technique [0002] In conventional energy distribution networks, the energy consumption of a site is usually measured at a central supply point, such as an electricity meter installed between the utility provider's supply line and the first distribution panel at a given site, said A given location is, for example, a single building or different parts of a building such as an apartment. In this way, all electrical energy consumed at that particular site can be measured, regardless of the power distribution system of the given site. [0003] The energy consumption measured at such a central supply point is usually used by the utility provider for billing purposes. Thus, at the end of a billing cycle, such as a month or year, the u...

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Therefore, at least in venues that include a relatively large number of appliances and other consumers, the use of such metering devices is not an option if a building manager or owner wishes to obtain a reasonably complete picture of the energy consumption of the venue to be monitored. expensive and time consuming

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