Run the building with clearer data — without a shutdown.
Connect lighting, energy, air quality and equipment data without rewiring or stopping daily operations.
What we monitor
What we monitor in commercial and residential buildings
Lighting control
Up to 8 lighting circuits per controller, with remote and time-based switching, power measurement, power-off memory and occupancy-based control. Typical lighting energy reduction is 30–50%.
Energy and water sub-metering
Consumption per floor, zone or tenant — so leaks and high-usage areas show up instead of disappearing into averages.
Indoor air quality
Temperature, humidity, CO₂, particulates and gases, with odour detection in washrooms and vape detection where policy requires it.
People counting and occupancy
Headcount and zone occupancy from AI ToF sensors, plus desk and seat sensing where workplace utilisation is the question.
Washroom management
Stall-level occupancy, paper and consumable fill level, and ammonia and H₂S odour sensing — with a traffic-light status indicator at the door.
Critical case management
Leak detection under air-handling units, pipework, server rooms and plant rooms, extreme high and low temperature, and auxiliary smoke sensing — each able to trigger an automated action, not just an alert.
Water tank and pressure
Tank level monitoring that prevents overflow, and pressure monitoring that catches a pump problem before it becomes a supply failure.
Urban garden and grounds
Soil moisture and flow metering driving latching solenoid irrigation only when the soil needs it.
Why wireless works here
Why this approach fits
Lower installation and retrofit cost — no extensive new cabling, trenching or disruption in an occupied building.
Battery-powered devices lasting 4–10+ years, so maintenance is minimal.
Signals that penetrate walls and floors to reach remote plant rooms, rooftops and upper floors.
More granular sensing, which is what makes advanced energy savings and fault detection possible — with 20–40% energy reduction potential.
Scalability, so sensors are added floor by floor without rewiring.
Keeps the existing Modbus and BACnet investment while you add wireless sensing.
Redundancy — wired links keep mission-critical control stable while wireless provides monitoring backup.
What owners must prove
Evidence, not another spreadsheet
Large consumers need reliable annual energy figures for regulatory reporting. Continuous metering feeds those numbers without shutting the building down.
Building energy audits and performance expectations are tightening. Live trends and stored history make audit preparation faster than manual log sheets.
Next step
Book a site assessment
Tell us the building type, floor area, what systems are already installed, and what you need to solve. We will come back with an assessment.
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