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HVAC Management and Energy Efficiency Solutions for Energy
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The complexity of HVAC systems management

Managing HVAC systems on multiple floors, buildings, or sites, is a complex task. Facility Managers struggle to get a clear view of the different systems, monitor and manage different physical locations, HVAC brands, or system types through a single interface. This leads to various challenges in meeting their performance goals for their day to day routine.

1

Balance sustainability goals with tenants’ comfort

As more companies and governments prioritize sustainability, facility managers must comply with local energy regulations and reduce HVAC systems’ energy usage, without deteriorating occupants' comfort.

2

Reducing energy costs

HVAC power consumption accounts for around 70% of the total facility energy consumption in commercial buildings. Inefficient HVAC system performance increases energy consumption and leads to higher energy bills.

3

Reduce maintenance inefficiencies

Pre-scheduled periodic maintenance visits may not always be necessary or effective, resulting in wasted time and resources for both facility managers and the service providers. New models of continuous monitoring and predictive maintenance changes the way HVAC service and maintenance are carried out.

4

Deal with inaccurate multi-tenant billing on VRF systems

The traditional methods of tenant billing by space size can be prone to errors and inaccuracies, leading to disputes and wasted time resolving billing issues.

Our Cloud-based solutions allow facility managers to
effectively manage multi site HVAC systems.

Remotely manage multiple sites from a single platform

Access complete system performance information, with push real-time alerts. This allows managers to quickly respond, proactively minimize downtime and improve tenant comfort levels, often even before tenants are aware of the problem.

Save energy and meet sustainability goals

Track and analyze HVAC energy consumption and identify opportunities to improve operational efficiency to reduce energy consumption and carbon footprint. Get insights into energy consumption patterns, optimize energy usage and reduce energy costs.

Optimized HVAC Maintenance Schedule

Schedule maintenance visits based on actual equipment status, rather than relying solely on periodic scheduled site visits. Leverage remote HVAC monitoring tools to alert immediately on errors and performance anomalies and use remote diagnostics to ensure that technicians arrive on site equipped with the right tools, parts, and skill-sets, making maintenance visits more efficient.

VRF Power Distribution

Bill tenants accurately based on the actual usage of each indoor unit in the VRF system, reducing disputes and wasted time resolving billing issues. See how you can remotely manage HVAC systems across multiple sites, reduce energy costs, and improve tenant comfort.

See how you can remotely manage HVAC systems across multiple sites, reduce energy costs, and improve tenant comfort

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Cloud solutions

Review our cloud-based HVAC management & monitoring solutions

HVAC Predictive Maintenance

Automatically detect HVAC system anomalies early or even before they happen and prevent system downtime. Learn more

Advanced HVAC Operations

Maintain total control over multiple HVAC systems, brands, and locations while maximizing energy efficiency. Learn more

VRF Power Distribution

Allows for accurate billing of tenants based on the actual operational demand of each indoor unit. Learn more

HVAC Control

Smart control application for residential sites that allows users to schedule, control, and manage HVAC systems remotely. Learn more

Developer’s API

Customize your control and management application, or integrate your preferred HVAC functionalities into an existing application. Learn more

Benefits

Save Energy

Get actual power usage of each HVAC system and drill down to the level of each indoor unit. Detect extreme and peak consumption levels and address them on time to save on energy costs