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Building maintenance: keep your facilities in working order and optimise their use
thanks to our IoT solutions
Monitor and analyse the correct operation of ventilation systems
Monitor equipment status changes and act remotely
Monitor and control the temperature of technical equipment
Why manage your building and its maintenance?
The IoT makes it possible to remotely collect operating data for technical building equipment. There’s no need to go anywhere, as the information is collected automatically and regularly. An alert system also means that you can be informed and take action as soon as a malfunction appears.
The IoT plays a key role in optimising the maintenance of technical equipment in a building, offering real-time monitoring of technical equipment, preventive analysis of correct operation, and optimisation of the resources allocated to maintenance monitoring.
The implementation of IoT systems offers a number of benefits to maintenance teams, including: anticipating maintenance operations, increasing responsiveness in the event of breakdowns and reducing unplanned downtime, guaranteeing the reliability of an installation, extending its lifespan, improving the service provided and reducing associated costs.
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Operating and maintenance costs account for around 75% of the total cost of a building over its lifetime.
Anticipate maintenance operations
Improve responsiveness in the event of a breakdown
Guaranteeing user satisfaction
Reduce
operating costs
Check and analyse the correct operation ventilation systems
The ventilation system is essential in a building: it renews the air and protects the structure from damage caused by damp and mould.
IoT devices are used to monitor ventilation units and anticipate any malfunctions.
In this way, professionals in the sector can :
- detect a drop in the pressure delta between the inside of the casing and atmospheric pressure,
- anticipate engine failure,
- identify recurring malfunctions.
On the curative side, an alert can be issued when a:
- the motor stops working,
- a clogged filter,
- a belt malfunction occurs,
- a pressure switch is faulty.
Objectives:
Reduce maintenance costs
Reduce consumption
Guarantee the smooth operation of equipment
Improve responsiveness
Monitor and control the temperature of technical equipment
Objectives
- Reduce health risks
- Save energy and water
- Improve the lifespan of installations
- Optimise the organisation of maintenance
- Meet legal obligations
- Reduce maintenance costs
Balancing the domestic hot water (DHW) network
With their temperature sensors, IoT sensors measure and record the temperature at various points in a DHW network.
The data collected is used to hydraulically balance the network.
Controlling the non-proliferation of legionella bacteria
Thanks to IoT solutions, it is possible to check that the water temperature in DHW networks is maintained at at least
DHW networks at at least 55°C, between the point of distribution and the point of use.
An alert is also sent out if the threshold is exceeded, enabling rapid action to be taken to prevent the spread of the bacteria.
Check the change of state of a piece of equipment
Objectives:
Dematerialise maintenance monitoring operations
Ensurethat equipment operates correctly
Ensure equipment continuity of service
With IoT solutions, it is possible to detect any change in the condition of a piece of equipment and act accordingly.
Depending on requirements, the solutions used can:
- detect a fault
- be alerted to changes (changes of state, triggering of an action, etc.),
- monitor a state and its duration,
- track changes in status over time,
- measure equipment usage time,
- control equipment remotely.
Application examples:
Outlet opening
Malfunction of telecom equipment
Shutdown of lifts, escalators and automatic doors
Detecting the presence of water
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Act remotely on a piece of equipment or a setpoint
Examples of use:
- Turning lighting on or off
- Controlling a valve
- Opening or closing a network
…
Objectives:
- Reduce travel
- Improve responsiveness
- Optimise maintenance costs
Some IoT sensors can be used to act remotely on a piece of equipment to activate or deactivate a setpoint.
It is thus possible to act in real time following the triggering of an event.
The IoT solution also enables the user to be informed that the setpoint has been correctly taken into account.
The setpoint can be activated for a set time or until a new set action is triggered.
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Our selection of IoT sensors for your buildings
To meet your Smart Building needs, Adeunis offers a range of connected sensors and services to support you at every stage of your IoT digitalization project.
Our multi-technology solutions can be adapted to suit your needs: LoRaWAN, Sigfox, 5G: LTE-M1 or NB-IoT.
Collect
Use IoT sensors to retrieve essential building operating data
Analyse
Use the data collected to :
- take stock of the situation
- monitor developments
- identify anomalies in real time
- draw up an action plan
Act
- energy consumption
- environmental factors
- air quality
- maintenance of technical equipment
Achieve your goals
- improve energy performance
- reduce costs
- improve comfort
- add value to the building
- meet regulatory requirements
Do you need help?
Our team is here to help you. If you have any questions or encounter any problems when using our application, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here to solve any problems you may encounter and provide you with the best possible experience.
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expertise to support you, from the diagnosis to the implementation of your solution
