HVAC Intelligence

Not necessarily. We first check the available BMS, controller and meter interfaces, data quality and access permissions. Based on the findings, we determine whether we can work with the existing system and what needs to be added.

Simply describe the building type, installed equipment, control method and problem. If you have historical temperature, setpoint, schedule and energy consumption data, let us know. You do not need to share BMS access through the chat.

Yes. We start with data analysis and recommendations. Changes to setpoints, schedules or control algorithms are implemented only after approval by those responsible for operation.

We compare agreed indicators before and after changes: energy consumption, temperature conditions, operating hours and the number of deviations. We account for weather, occupancy and the building’s operating schedule. We do not guarantee a percentage saving before analysing the baseline conditions.

Existing equipment safety protections remain in place. Before enabling automatic control, we agree on operating limits, permissions for changing parameters and a procedure for reverting to normal operation. AI does not replace the responsible engineer.

We first check measurement reliability and the completeness of historical data. Where necessary, we recommend sensor checks, data collection configuration or additional metering. We do not use unreliable data as a basis for automatic changes to operating modes.

Offices and business centres, hotels, retail, sports and other facilities with controllable HVAC systems. Floor area is not the only factor: energy costs, load variability and data availability also matter. We assess suitability for each building individually.

The cost depends on the number of systems, connection method, data quality and level of control. Once we have clarified the initial conditions, we provide a proposal detailing the scope of work, stages and cost. You can start with a single system or zone.