Earlier this year we introduced the concept of spaces, making it possible to map out your building in advance—a huge time saver for larger installations.
Now we're bringing the concept of spaces to our floor plans. Our floor plan tool has received a complete upgrade and can now serve as both a planning and installation tool.
You can upload your floor plans, draw, and create spaces in one seamless flow, preparing for a more efficient on-site installation.
Other notable improvements include PDF file support, full-screen mode, and battery and connectivity filters. Enjoy!
We’re updating how you view your devices within your buildings. This new concept, Spaces, introduces a new layer within your buildings.
Using Spaces is simple. You simply create Spaces for the rooms or areas you plan to monitor, and then add devices to each Space as a separate step. This enables you to prepare installations in advance, mapping out the spaces to be monitored.
That’s not all – alongside Spaces, we’re also introducing a new and improved overview of the latest values together with a new graph experience.
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Assess ventilation performance in your building with our new virtual sensor!
Air Exchange Rate serves as a gauge of a building's ventilation efficiency and is quantified as air changes per hour (ACH) or cubic meters per hour (m³/h). The latter is only available in the API as of now.
A high air exchange rate generally corresponds to better ventilation. Numerous building codes and standards stipulate requirements for minimum ventilation rates.
➡️ Learn more.
Space Nano is the most compact, resilient, and cost-effective way to monitor hard-to-reach and unoccupied spaces in your building, such as behind walls, in-duct, or in storage areas and basements. Maintaining the right indoor environment in commercial spaces is never easy, especially when valuable assets or hard-to-reach locations need precise conditions to maintain their quality and safety.
Space Nano's key features:
Take monitoring your indoor environment to the next level today!
Introducing Space Utilization Insights! Say goodbye to guessing when different parts of your buildings are in use.
Wondering which day of the week is the busiest in your building? Curious about usage patterns on Fridays? Want to know which spaces are popular and which are rarely used?
Try it out for yourself 🚀
Just head over to the new Space Usage section in the Building Insights tab. Here's what you'll find:
We value your feedback! Let us know what you think 😀
The occupancy beta feature is now ready to release for all devices! For this we've improved the calculations and split it into two virtual sensors presented together:
For this virtual sensor, opening hours in your building are required. We also note that buildings with natural ventilation will have a lower accuracy due to irregular ventilation rates.
Read more at our help article.
We are continuously improving this sensor, so let us know of any issues you may encounter. We're happy to hear you feedback.
It's now possible to export the device data for a whole building with the click of a button!
Under the Devices tab, you can export all data into a CSV. Select a time frame and which sensors you want to export. After some time, you will receive an email from where you can download the file. The file will most likely be too large for for traditional spreadsheet software. In those cases we recommend larger data analytic tools to work with the data.
⬇️ Downloading data per device is still possible on the device page. Happy exporting!
Heating and cooling are major sources of energy waste, particularly when no people are present in buildings. Are you using energy to heat or cool any rooms or areas in your buildings outside opening hours? Now you can find out with our Heating & Cooling feature, to identify when heating or cooling might be running when it should be reduced to save energy.
You'll find this under each building in a new Insights tab, labelled Energy. In the graph itself, you can select a day to see which devices had events. This can be expanded to see the device's indoor and outdoor temperature graphs.
Read more about it in this help article, and give us feedback in the feature itself.
With a large portfolio of buildings it can be a struggle to get an overview of what buildings should be investigated. Which ones have seen high CO2 levels in the past week? Or if temperatures were outside the ideal range in the past month? These types of questions can now be answered using our new time over threshold trends on our building overview 🎉
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We've evolved our device status pages to make it even easier to monitor during installations and keep the fleet of devices online over time.
Sounds good. So what's new?