The whole portfolio, not one building at a time.
HVAC, chillers, boilers, pumps and meters across every site in one place — so a short-cycling chiller or a stuck damper is found before it reaches the energy bill or a tenant.
Every building has its own system, and none of them talk.
A 1990s boiler sits beside a modern chiller plant, air handlers come from three vendors, and sub-meters have not been looked at since commissioning. Each site has a separate head-end while the energy bill keeps climbing.
Mixed equipment across sites that will not share a single view
A separate, siloed system at every building in the portfolio
Energy and demand cost rising with no per-asset visibility into why
Short-cycling, fouled coils and stuck valves found by tenant complaint
The plant you already operate, on the protocols it already speaks.
Sentrel reads your existing equipment over Modbus and OPC-UA from a gateway you own — per asset, across every site, with no new controllers.
Supply and return temperature, setpoint against actual, fan runtime and filter pressure drop, so drift is visible before it becomes a comfort call.
Leaving-water temperature, approach, load, short-cycle counts, runtime hours, pressure, flow and lead/lag behaviour.
Consumption, demand peaks and power factor per asset and per tenant, alongside CO₂, temperature and humidity for comfort and ventilation.
You find the waste before the invoice does.
One view across the portfolio, faults caught before a tenant calls, and a new building brought online in an afternoon rather than as its own project.
- A new site live in an afternoon, not a per-building project
- Energy waste and equipment faults found before they are billed
- One picture across the portfolio, with cost and fault analysis included
- Site teams, owners and energy managers each seeing the right slice
Building Management, answered.
No. Sentrel reads the HVAC, chiller, boiler, pump and meter equipment you already run over Modbus and OPC-UA from a gateway you own. Nothing is ripped out and your control sequences are untouched.
Yes. You connect each site's mixed equipment and see it all in one place, with roles and per-module access scoping each site team to its own assets while owners and energy managers see the whole portfolio.
An afternoon. Describe the equipment and its limits, review what Sentrel proposes, and it goes live — with no per-site engagement to schedule first.
See your equipment this afternoon.
Describe what you want watched, connect a gateway you already own, and be live today. No integrator, no new hardware, no six-month project.