Optimized HVAC control with Airzone Cloud and EcoWatt

HVAC control aligned with the electrical grid

With the integration of EcoWatt , Airzone Cloud is no longer limited to monitoring heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment . The application takes into account signals sent by the national electricity grid to direct usage at the right time.

During peak consumption periods, particularly at the end of the day, EcoWatt sends real-time alerts. Users can then shift, reduce, or adjust the operation of their HVAC equipment during these critical periods.

Concrete uses to reduce peak consumption

For both individuals and facility managers, the key is the ability to act before energy consumption becomes too expensive. Delaying a temperature increase, limiting air conditioning use, or adjusting thermostat settings can all help reduce bills.

This approach, however, assumes that the equipment can actually be controlled via Airzone Cloud. Therefore, the quality of the configuration, the scheduling, and usage habits remain crucial for achieving a measurable effect.

Airzone Cloud centralizes equipment management

Beyond the EcoWatt widget, Airzone Cloud offers a comprehensive view of the HVAC system. The application allows you to manage scheduling , custom scenarios , and temperature limits.

These functions are of particular interest to installers, maintenance technicians, and managers who need to monitor multiple pieces of equipment on a daily basis. They facilitate adjustments, routine maintenance, and the adaptation of installations to actual occupancy needs.

Real-time monitoring as a lever for savings

Airzone cites a study reported by ACEEE indicating that real-time monitoring of consumption could reduce electricity bills by nearly a quarter on average. This figure highlights the value of having this information readily available when usage decisions are made.

For building and housing professionals, the challenge goes beyond simply adding a widget. It's about further integrating connected energy management into technical equipment, in order to make consumption decisions simpler, more transparent, and more directly actionable.

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