Power monitoring equipment helps hospital reduce utility bills. (Square D Co.'s PowerLogic system; Methodist Hospital) (Product Announcement)

Buildings,  April, 1992  

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Methodist Hospital in suburban Minneapolis recently became the first hospital to install a new power monitoring and control system that is dramatically reducing utility bills, as well as increasing equipment reliability. Developed by Smyrna, TN-based Square D Company, the PowerLogic [R] system is designed for customers experiencing significant energy costs and large investments in power equipment, and who require a high degree of reliability.

According to Roger Friesen, assistant director for the hospital's Engineering and Maintenance department, the monitoring equipment is so ...

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