Vacant room → off
The AC stops working when there is no guest; actual savings are calculated from operations and bills.
Room-level AC control and consumption metering by zone. Water is the example shown here; the same platform can integrate gas and electricity when the installation supports them.
Each compatible mini-split is controlled room by room. If a room is vacant or a door or window remains open, the AC can turn off automatically, reducing guestless runtime and manual room checks.
The AC stops working when there is no guest; actual savings are calculated from operations and bills.
An opening sensor can keep the mini-split from cooling the outdoors.
Temperature and power by room, without walking the entire hotel.
With one main meter, a leak appears on the bill weeks and thousands of liters later. Measuring by room and zone gives the overnight flow a name and a location. And the biggest consumers (pool, laundry, kitchen) do not belong to a room; measured separately, you know what each one costs to run.
The equipment is paid once. The monthly fee covers the monthly estimate of AC hours saved, the alerts when a room drops off control, and the backup of the system. Water metering by room or by zone is quoted separately, according to the site.
The bill, per month, plus VAT
| Base per hotel | $1,500 |
| Plus, per room with AC control | $25 |
| Cap | $4,000 |
Examples: 20 rooms, $2,000 · 40 rooms, $2,500 · 100 rooms, $4,000.
The savings projection is prepared with your real CFE and water bills. We do not publish generic percentages.
Month to month, no minimum term. The first 3 months come with the installation. Pay annually, 17% less.
Without the monthly fee it also works: room-level control keeps running at the hotel, with or without internet. What it covers and what it does not →
We review the property and your bills, then include a payback projection in the proposal. Installation is staged by building or floor while operations continue.