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Meet Your Business: Greg Wadas manufacturer representative at Inergy Systems

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Through a partnership between Demand Pro Electric LLC and Inergy Systems, area residents can purchase an energy automation/management system to receive utility energy savings. The monitoring and data help control usage, demand and surcharges, says Greg Wadas, a manufacturer representative for Inergy Systems.

Name: Greg Wadas

Age: 71

Occupation: Manufacturer representative

Hometown: Monterey, California. Now Queen Creek.

Family: Wife, dog, daughter, two grandkids

What I am promoting: Energy automation/management system

What does the partnership between Demand Pro Electric LLC and Inergy Systems offer?: Energy savings through monitoring and data to help control usage, demand and surcharges.

How does the Inergy Systems SP3000 energy automation equipment work like solar without panels to cut electricity bills?: Autonomous demand control and a demand control system are aspects of energy demand management. Energy demand management refers to the modification of energy demand by consumers through financial incentives. It encourages a consumer to use less energy during peak demand times and in preference, minimize overall use or move the time of energy usage to off-peak periods. Demand control systems allow consumers to take control of their own energy usage. One effective method of demand control is through the use of energy storage units or batteries, which store energy during off-peak periods for later release when required. Here at Inergy Systems, we offer our customers both the Smart Panel 3000 and the Inergy Hub for unparalleled energy management. These offer full cloud connectivity and support regional demand control directed by utility companies.

Contact information: gw@demandproelectric.com and 408-256-9719

What is something many people don’t know about you? How personable and caring of an individual.

What’s one thing you want people to know about you? Honest and trustworthy

What advice would you give to people entering your field? Building relationships, being upfront and always following through on your word.

How are you involved in the local community? Help out at our church

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