Energy Management

Comprehensive energy management.

Measure. Optimize. Save.

Comprehensive energy management.

Measure. Optimize. Save.

Full control over energy consumption – monitoring, analysis, and automatic optimization, which reduces costs and increases building efficiency.

What does managing energy really mean?

Do you know how much energy your building uses throughout the day? And how much of it is wasted?

Every building – whether it's a home, hotel, or restaurant – needs energy for heating, cooling, lighting, and powering devices. However, energy consumption is often inefficient: lights stay on in empty rooms, air conditioning runs with open windows, and some devices continue to consume power even when not in use.

This is how intelligent management of energy consumption works to maximize building efficiency and minimize unnecessary costs.

Automation allows:

Monitoring energy consumption in real-time

the system collects and analyzes data, showing where energy consumption is highest.

Detecting unnecessary consumption

the system works based on schedules and actual needs, automatically turning off or switching devices to an energy-saving mode when not in use.

Optimizing system performance

presence sensors, contact sensors on windows and doors, and sunlight sensors allow for intelligent control of lighting and climate.

How does automation save energy?

Effective energy management is not only about saving money, but also controlling its production, storage, and optimal use. Automation systems enable full monitoring and analysis of consumption in real-time, eliminating waste and adjusting device operation to current needs.

💡 Energy consumption awareness

This is the first step towards savings. Intelligent automation allows for detailed monitoring of energy consumption – allowing you to see which devices or systems consume the most power and which work inefficiently.

⚡ Avoiding energy waste

Automation eliminates unnecessary power consumption – the system turns off devices that are not currently in use, reduces energy consumption at night, and adjusts power according to real needs.

📊 Full control in the app

From the app, users have access to detailed statistics. They can check which device uses energy, how long it has been on, and which ones generate the most costs. The system also shows which elements are responsible for increased energy consumption in specific time intervals.

Automatic optimization

The smart home system processes data from energy meters, recuperation, and photovoltaic systems, automatically adjusting the operation of devices to current conditions.

If the photovoltaic installation generates surplus energy, the system can direct it to water heating or energy storage instead of sending it back to the grid.

Devices with high energy consumption, which do not affect user comfort (e.g., electric car chargers, heat pumps for water heating, or household appliances), can be activated during hours of cheaper energy.

In case of rising energy prices, the system can automatically switch the building to use energy stored in batteries or reduce power consumption where possible, without affecting user comfort.