Demo · energy management
Schedule Builder
Set the hours the building is actually occupied and watch what it does to the bill. Drag across the grid to paint occupied hours.
Schedule Builder
Sample facility · commercial branch · Main hall zone
The week, sped up08:00Monday
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The clock runs a week in about a minute. The blue arc on the face is when cooling is permitted today. Watch the two rooms: one has the device and follows the schedule, the other is left to whoever is in it.Two identical rooms
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Same room, same unit, same weather. The only difference is the controller on the wall. Red air means the unit is running when it is not meant to.With the Enercon device
CoolingUnits consumed0BilledUSD 0.0
Hours run this week0Blocked by the schedule0
Without it
CoolingUnits consumed0BilledUSD 0.0
Hours run this week0Outside permitted hours0
PresetPermitted hours · drag to paint, drag again to clear · day and hour labels fill a whole row or column
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Permitted to runEnforced offHatch on painted cells is a redundant signal for one-colour print
Permitted hours50h / wkof 168 possible
Projected consumption4,693kWh / mo12 units · 1.8 kW mean draw
Projected cost798USD / moat 0.17 USD/kWh
Saving vs unmanaged baseline−58.0%
kWh / moUSD / mo−6,476−1,101
Resulting load curve · weekday
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1.5 ton splits
kW · compressor-weighted
for every figure
USD per kWh
Office Hours · 50 h permitted
Runs on canned data with no backend. Every facility, zone and unit identifier is invented. A visitor with reduced-motion preferences gets the same demo with the animation resolved to its end state rather than played.
See it on your own building
Two engineers, one day on site, a written report with measured baseline and modelled payback. The demo above runs on invented data; the report runs on yours.
Energy Management