
Electrical Risk. Managed Proactively.
Electrical appliances are a common source of fire risk and operational disruption within buildings.
Plug-load infrastructure is dynamic and frequently altered, yet often lacks structured oversight.
measurable.energy provides continuous appliance-level visibility, supporting early identification of overload risks, unsafe usage and abnormal patterns.
Understanding Plug Load Risk
Plug loads are dynamic by nature. Portable heaters, kitchen equipment, chargers, temporary site equipment and legacy appliances are frequently introduced, moved or replaced — often without formal oversight.
Unlike HVAC or lighting systems, plug-level infrastructure typically operates outside structured monitoring processes.
Common risk factors include:
- Overloaded sockets or extension leadss
- High-draw appliances connected to on unsuitable circuits
- Equipment left running out of hours
- Faulty or deteriorating appliancesdevices
- Informal additions to existing electrical infrastructure
For estates and facilities teams, the consequences impact beyond inconvenience.
Electrical faults can lead to:
- Increased fire risk exposure
- Emergency callouts and unplanned downtime,
- Reputational and regulatory risk
- Insurance and compliance pressure
Effective management requires more than periodic inspections. It requires continuous, appliance-level visibility.
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Continuous Appliance-Level Oversight
measurable.energy monitors individual sockets in real time, creating a live operational view of plug load activity across your building and sitesy.
Each connected appliance is assessed for usage patterns, load behaviour and abnormal consumption.
This supports:
- Early Identification of emerging overload conditions
- Monitoring of high-draw or heat-generating appliances
- Real-time alerts for unusual activity
- Time-stamped audit trails for governance and reporting
Because control operates at socket level, potential issues can be isolated without disrupting wider systems.
Risk management becomes data-driven and continuous, not reactive.
Strengthening Organisational Risk Control
Structured oversight of plug load infrastructure contributes to a more defensible risk posture.
Facilities teams gain clearer documentation of appliance behaviour, improved traceability and stronger internal accountability when issues arise.
This supports:
- More defensible fire risk management processes
- Clearer documentation for compliance and audit readiness
- Faster investigation with time-stamped activity history
- Stronger internal governance and accountability when issues arise
Safety oversight becomes embedded within daily operational management rather than confined to periodic inspections.
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Integrated Risk Visibility
Risk monitoring is embedded within the same appliance-level system used to optimise plug load energy.
There is no separate infrastructure to manage. Oversight forms part of the wider operational intelligence already supporting cost and carbon performance.
The result is a unified view of energy optimisation, occupancy insight and electrical governance within a single platform.
