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.
The biggest consumers do not belong to a room. Measuring them separately shows what each area costs to run and when its pattern changes.
A running toilet can waste thousands of liters over several weeks. Early detection changes the cost of the problem.
Climate hours in empty rooms stop being invisible when occupancy and control work together.
The projection uses your real electricity and water bills. We do not publish generic percentages as though every hotel operated the same way.
IR control over compatible mini-splits and meters over the current installation. Work is planned by building or floor so operations can continue.
We review the property and your bills, then include a payback projection in the proposal.