Service contractors and building managers turn to HVAC mobile apps for convenient remote access to building controls. A cloud-connected HVAC monitoring strategy helps your team to access information like current equipment status, alarms, schedules, and operating data on the phone or tablet the technicians are already carrying.
Topics: HVAC
Educational campuses are distinctive ecosystems. There is an individuality and independence that permeates them. While this is beneficial from an educational standpoint, it complicates the operational management of campus facilities.
Is your facilities team comparing building management apps? Most likely, your aim is to reduce site visits and boost the visibility of useful operating data. The best solutions also need to work with the controls you already have installed.
Topics: Remote Building Controls
How much time do service techs waste walking?
How many calls a day are you taking from tenants?
In the older days, separate facility control systems suffered from limited visibility. Teams had to monitor and adjust everything manually from separate interfaces/software and on-site terminals (or even directly on the equipment itself).
Smarter buildings count on real-time data to operate efficiently. No matter how intelligent the system claims to be, it’s only as good as the information it receives from a network of sophisticated sensors. Insights from data collectors like indoor air quality (IAQ) spread throughout an HVAC system can help operators reduce energy waste and maintain occupant comfort.
