Smart HVAC

Building management Improve resource efficiency

Summary

Optimize energy consumption with controlled heating

LoRaWAN can be used to monitor and control heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, improving energy efficiency and comfort. By installing sensors on HVAC equipment and connecting them to a LoRaWAN network, building managers can monitor the performance of the systems in real-time. This data can be used to optimize the operation of the HVAC systems, reducing energy consumption and improving comfort.

Sustainability impact

Decrease energy usage and emissions through efficient HVAC

Improve resource efficiency

9 - Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Partners involved

Device manufacturer · Application platform

Devices used

NOVOS 3 LRW - Room Operating Unit

Thermokon Sensortechnik GmbH

S2103- LoRaWAN® CO2, Temperature, and Humidity Sensor

SenseCAP

Vicki - Smart Radiator Thermostat

MClimate

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Reference case:
- Summary: Optimize energy consumption with controlled heating
- Sustainability impact: Decrease energy usage and emissions through efficient HVAC; Improve resource efficiency
- Partners involved: Thermokon (thermokon.de), MClimate (mclimate.eu), Daizy (daizy.io), enerthing (enerthing.com)
- Devices used: NOVOS 3 LRW - Room Operating Unit by Thermokon Sensortechnik GmbH, S2103- LoRaWAN® CO2, Temperature, and Humidity Sensor by SenseCAP, Vicki - Smart Radiator Thermostat by MClimate
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2. The number of sites or assets in scope
3. The pain I want to solve and the KPI that defines success
4. My region and whether LoRaWAN coverage or gateways exist there
5. The system my data must reach (dashboard, cloud platform, ERP…)
6. Budget range and target timeline

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- A bill of materials (devices, gateways, platform), using the partners above as candidate suppliers
- A phased rollout plan (pilot → scale) with KPIs per phase
- ROI levers, risks, and what could make this fail
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