Fluke's FREE 'Energy Saving' CPD-accredited webinars
30/05/2017 Fluke UK Ltd
The third of Fluke's series of free, scheduled, CPD-accredited webinars, running throughout 2017, is entitled 'Energy Saving - A Practical Approach to Energy Efficiency' and is suitable for Facility Managers, Energy Managers, and Electrical Engineers. Other topics covered by the CPD-certified webinar series include 'Detecting Electrical Energy Loss Using Thermal Imaging' and 'Power Quality - The Good, The Bad and How to Measure', which are also aimed at personnel including Electrical Engineers, Plant Maintenance Facility Managers, Energy Managers, Electricians and Electrical Contractors. The repeated schedule of dates and the means to apply can be found at www.flukeacademy.shuttlepod.org/UK-Seminars.The 'Energy Saving - A Practical Approach to Energy Efficiency' webinars focus on the various approaches to the topic of Energy Saving. They show what can be done on-site in order to assess energy consumption and find the 'low hanging fruit' that give immediate reductions in energy consumption. They explain the difference, and the pros and cons, between the various theoretical and practical approaches, not just for Energy Saving but also for the sustainability of the facility. During the webinar, participants will gain an understanding of measurement of energy and how this can improve energy consumption in a facility to reduce energy costs. The webinars are suitable for personnel with entry-level to intermediate knowledge of energy measurement.
Each 45 minute webinar concludes with a 15 minute Q&A session.
For more information, please contact:
Ken West
UK Regional Marketing Manager - Industrial Tools
Fluke UK Ltd
Tithe Barn Way
Swan Valley
Northampton
Northants
NN4 9BG
Tel: 0207 942 0700.
Fax: 01603 256 606.
Email: industrial@uk.fluke.nl
Web: www.fluke.co.uk
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