28% energy reduction by correlating real occupancy patterns with HVAC operation. Zone-by-zone IAQ monitoring with EN 16798 compliance tracking.
Multi-zone commercial buildings present a unique challenge: every floor, every meeting room, every open-plan space has its own occupancy profile. Yet HVAC systems run on fixed time schedules that ignore this reality.
TERA 360 overlays real-time occupancy and indoor air quality data onto your existing BMS, creating a feedback loop that reduces energy while improving comfort. The result: buildings that breathe in rhythm with their occupants.
Measured energy reduction across deployed commercial buildings
Zones monitored simultaneously per site
Continuous compliance with indoor environmental quality standards
Typical payback period for deployments
Most commercial buildings run HVAC on time-of-day schedules: full power from 7 AM to 7 PM, reduced overnight. But actual occupancy varies dramatically — conference rooms sit empty 60% of the time, floors run at 30% on Fridays, and after-hours usage is unpredictable. The mismatch between schedule and reality wastes 20-40% of HVAC energy.
BMS systems control HVAC. Separate IAQ sensors (if any exist) log data to a different platform. There is no feedback loop: CO2 spikes in a meeting room do not trigger increased ventilation; an empty floor gets the same air changes as a packed one. Comfort and energy exist in silos.
Property managers overseeing multiple buildings have no unified dashboard. Each building has its own BMS, its own data format, its own maintenance team. Benchmarking performance across the portfolio is manual, slow, and imprecise.
EN 16798 establishes indoor environmental quality categories. Increasingly, lease agreements, green building certifications (HQE, BREEAM, LEED) and corporate ESG mandates require documented IAQ performance. Building managers need proof, not promises.
TERA 360 overlays real-time occupancy and IAQ data onto your existing BMS, creating a feedback loop that reduces energy while improving comfort.
CO2, PM2.5, temperature and humidity sensors deployed per zone. Occupancy detection via PIR, CO2-based estimation or integration with access control and booking systems. Energy meters at AHU and zone level.
Machine learning models trained on historical patterns predict occupancy per zone, per hour, per day of week. Predictions feed into HVAC pre-conditioning schedules — the system anticipates demand rather than reacting to it.
TERA 360 sends setpoint adjustments to the BMS via Modbus. Actual IAQ is monitored continuously to verify that comfort targets (EN 16798 Category II) are maintained. If CO2 or temperature deviates, the system compensates immediately.
NDIR CO2 sensors for occupancy-correlated ventilation. Laser-scattering PM2.5 sensors for particulate matter tracking. Both provide EN 16798 compliance data.
Zone-level temperature and humidity monitoring. Critical for thermal comfort assessment per EN 16798 and for identifying HVAC dead zones or overconditioned areas.
PIR sensors, CO2-based estimation algorithms, or integration with access control and room booking systems. Multi-source fusion provides robust occupancy data per zone.
Sub-meters at AHU and zone VAV level. Modbus integration with existing BMS for bidirectional data exchange. TERA 360 reads and writes — monitoring and optimization from a single platform.
Unified view of all your buildings with energy performance, IAQ scores and comfort indices — from portfolio to zone.
Energy consumption measured across deployed commercial buildings. Achieved through occupancy-driven setbacks, predictive pre-conditioning, and elimination of over-ventilation in unoccupied zones.
Improved tenant satisfaction. Real-time IAQ feedback ensures comfort targets are met consistently. Fewer hot/cold complaints, better air quality, and transparent reporting.
Continuous monitoring provides documented evidence of indoor environmental quality. Compliance data feeds directly into green building certification submissions and ESG reporting.
HVAC performance anomalies identified early through zone-level monitoring. Filter degradation, valve failures and sensor drift detected before they impact comfort or energy performance.
We'll assess your buildings, model the savings potential, and deploy zone-by-zone monitoring.