Sanalife's E360 utilizes logic-based strategies to optimize building efficiency by designing if-then functions based on all data variables. Using predictive machine learning and a rules engine to mitigate unexpected issues proactively, E360 can optimize building performance based on limitless data sources.
E360 has a user-friendly and logical system designed to create rules that can optimize the efficiency of building operations. You can use all available data variables to create if-then functions that meet the specific needs of your facility.
Stay informed about the indoor environmental quality of your building with immediate updates via SMS, email, and in-app notifications. Receive alerts when IAQ monitors detect extended periods of poor air quality or malfunctions in HVAC and ventilation systems.
Utilize E360's predictive machine learning and rules engine to prevent unexpected issues. Receive alerts and take action to address changes in your building's energy consumption, operations, and indoor environmental quality.
Optimize the performance of your building based on limitless data sources integrated into E360. Be proactive or respond to unexpected changes in energy consumption and environmental conditions with an ML-powered rules engine.
Set your facility up for operational excellence and energy efficiency with real-time optimizations that are seamless and adaptable based on daily usage.
As office spaces and common areas fill with employees, E360 IAQ sensors detect sustained higher-than-normal PM 2.5 levels.
E360 triggers portable air purifiers and HVAC ventilation to turn on for 30 minutes within affected areas to rapidly improve air quality.
E360 thermostats read a sustained 74°F temperature over 45 minutes, 6°F higher than the desired cool setting.
Facility managers are notified via SMS that the HVAC systems in the affected zones may have a potential cooling failure.
E360 indoor air quality monitors detect higher-than-normal levels of CO2 and TVOCs over 10 minutes.
To improve IAQ levels, E360 triggers the HVAC system to increase ventilation and turn on portable air purifiers within the room.
E360 energy meters detect the office building is at 75% peak demand capacity for the day, triggering an SMS alert to facility managers.
To conserve energy, E360 triggers non-essential lights to turn off in all spaces where occupancy sensors detect no occupancy for more than 10 minutes.
As office spaces and common areas begin to clear, E360 occupancy sensors in primary co-working spaces detect the area has remained unoccupied for more than 30 minutes.
To reduce energy consumption, E360 triggers lights to dim and adjusts the HVAC system to be in “away” mode limiting run-time in unoccupied building zones.
With continued no-occupancy detected, E360 triggers to turn off non-security interior lights and activates exterior lights.
HVAC system zones are switched to their scheduled “away” mode temperature thresholds for minimal run-time overnight.
E360 energy meters detect building solar energy and renewable storage produced less than normal amounts of energy.
An in-app notification is triggered and sent to facility managers, notifying them of the decreased solar production, and the next workday may exceed the 75% peak demand capacity.
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A rules engine is an automated software system that is designed to evaluate and execute a set of predefined rules. These rules are typically based on business logic and are used to automate decision-making processes. The rules engine can evaluate data and determine which rules apply to a particular situation. Once the appropriate rules have been identified, the rules engine will execute the associated actions. Rules engines are commonly used in commercial industries to automate complex decision-making processes and improve efficiency.
If-then functions are logic functions that allow for conditional statements. This type of logic means a specific action or outcome will occur if a particular condition is met. If-then functions are commonly used in programming and computer science to control a program's flow or make decisions based on certain conditions. They are an essential tool for creating efficient and effective algorithms. If-then functions can also be used to improve operational and energy efficiency in building automation.
Building performance optimization is the process of improving the energy efficiency, comfort, and overall performance of a building through a combination of design, technology, and maintenance strategies. These strategies can include implementing energy-efficient lighting and HVAC systems, utilizing renewable energy sources, optimizing building thermal insulation, and monitoring and analyzing building performance data to identify areas for improvement. By optimizing building performance, owners and operators can reduce energy costs, improve occupant comfort, and contribute to a more sustainable future.
Operational excellence refers to continuously improving business operations to increase efficiency, quality, and productivity while reducing costs and waste. It involves streamlining processes, optimizing resources, and focusing on customer satisfaction. Achieving operational excellence requires a commitment to ongoing improvement and a willingness to embrace new technologies and methodologies. By striving for operational excellence, businesses can improve their bottom line, enhance their competitive advantage, and better meet the needs of their customers.
All organizations face a common challenge: How do you keep your buildings energy efficient, healthy, while optimizing your operations. Sanalife’s E360 provides a solution to help organizations of all types to conserve essential resources, promote sustainability, and increase productivity.
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