Demo · AC monitoring and control
Setpoint Explorer
Every degree has a price. Move the setpoint and see what it costs — and what a one-degree floor across the whole building is worth over a season.
What one degree costs you
Sample facility · 12 units · figures you can change
Set to24.0°C
Turn the dial. Warmer to the right.
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The dial sets the temperature the room is held at. Every degree warmer means the compressor runs less, which is where the saving comes from.Power — onNetwork — talking to the cloudMaster — controlling this unitRelay — cooling right now
Cooling?
The controller sits on the rail in your electrical panel. Red is power, yellow flashes while it talks to the cloud, blue means it is in charge of this unit, and green is lit while the unit is actually cooling.?
A cut through the room. The shading is the temperature: blue when it is being held cold, warmer as you turn the dial up. The strokes are cold air from the unit — they stop when the compressor rests.Energy used159kWh a day58 on a 28 °C day, 260 on a 42 °C day
What it costs823USD a monthUSD 299 to USD 1,350 depending on the weather
What you keep35% less than at 18 °Cagainst holding the room at 18 °C all day
Through the day · the faint line is where you were
Every building is different. These figures are a guide, confirmed by a site visit.
1.5 ton splits
kW at full
for every figure
USD per kWh
08:00–19:00
to
°C across the dayCooling work follows the gap between outside and your setting — about 4 percentage points of run time per degree.
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.
Enercon ACMC30