These dashboards enable a geographical visualization of the customer’s real estate assets, accompanied by real-time displays of key energy consumption data. Like all EnrgTech dashboards, they are fully customizable—allowing customers to incorporate budget figures, usage trends, or any other data they wish to monitor.

Rename Insights Graphs. EnrgTech’s Insights Graphs are intuitive and easy to create. They allow users to track data—such as sensor readings—over time or in relation to other variables, with customizable levels of granularity. Users can also generate combined data feeds on the fly, merging inputs from multiple sensors. These visuals can capture and display key metrics like amperage, Voltage, kilowatt-hours, kilowatts, temperature, humidity, and more.

Utility Single Line Diagrams (SLDs) are simplified representations that illustrate how utilities—such as electricity, chilled water, and water—flow from their sources to end users within a facility or infrastructure. EnrgTech enables real-time visualization of electricity usage across all assets, whether single-phase or three-phase, powered by our advanced electricity meters. This live monitoring supports the automatic distribution of alerts whenever consumption patterns deviate from expected levels, ensuring proactive management and rapid response to anomalies.

EnrgTech’s Control Center provides a comprehensive visualization of connected actuators. EnrgTech enhances thermostats with proprietary hardware, making them fully controllable via commands issued from the customer’s platform. These commands can be triggered manually by authorized users or automatically through pre-defined Automated Routines.

EnrgTech's Reports can be easily configured: Once the data is selected and added to a report as content, the report shall be automatically updated to reflect changes without requiring user intervention. Additionally, the list of recipients and the frequency of generation can be set once, enabling a highly efficient and streamlined reporting system.

Sensors convert external changes into signals, while controllers translate commands into actions. These commands can either be manually triggered by an authorized platform user or automatically initiated by pre-defined Automated Scenes. Platform users can easily program these Automated Scenes to activate when specific conditions are met. Our sensors are typically employed to monitor and verify the fulfillment of these conditions.

For instance, an irrigation pump can be commanded to turn ON when a Soil Humidity Sensor detects dry soil. Similarly, an air-conditioner can be commanded to turn OFF or adjust to a new set-point when no presence is detected by a Presence Detection Sensor.

Notifications are dynamic alerts triggered by specific conditions and paired with corresponding actions. These conditions are predefined rules or thresholds that, when met, automatically initiate the associated actions. For example, a notification can be sent to a user when a temperature sensor detects a value exceeding a set limit. Users have full control over notifications, including their timing, triggers, and applicability. Notifications can be configured to activate based on specific values (setpoints), combinations of values, or other predefined conditions. Additionally, users can define when these notifications apply, such as during specific time periods. Notifications can be delivered via email, messaging, or pushed directly through the EnrgTech App, ensuring users stay informed and responsive to critical changes in real-time.

The EnrgTech App provides B2C customers with a seamless way to control and monitor their smart home devices from anywhere. With its intuitive interface, users can automate tasks like adjusting the thermostat, and controlling lights. Features include energy usage tracking, and customizable Scenes, & Notifications allowing users to set schedules or triggers for various devices. The app enhances convenience, security, and energy efficiency, making it easier than ever to manage your home with just a few taps

EnrgTecgh integrates with a Weather Data API. This integration allows the correlation of utility consumption patterns with real-time weather conditions, providing deeper insights into energy usage, such as energy consumption normalization. For example, one can identify how temperature fluctuations impact heating or cooling demands, enabling more accurate predictions and optimizations. By leveraging weather data, users can make informed decisions to reduce costs and minimize your ecological footprint, ensuring operations are both efficient and sustainable

EnrgTech incorporates a feature that enables energy savings measurement and verification (M&V) in accordance with Certified Measurement and Verification Professional (CMVP) standards. This feature allows for the normalization of energy data, ensuring that factors such as weather, occupancy, or other external variables are accounted for when calculating energy savings. By applying these normalization techniques, we provide accurate, reliable data that supports energy efficiency claims and ensures compliance with industry best practices. This functionality is essential for validating the effectiveness of energy-saving initiatives in the built environment, offering transparency and credibility to stakeholders.