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Hotels can significantly improve energy efficiency and profit from demand response markets through better energy management of guest rooms and common areas.

Enhanced guest comfort and reduced complaints result from real-time monitoring of conditions and automatic adjustments from intelligent software and customized rules created by the hotel.

Estimated energy savings typically can be between 15% and 30% of the utility bill and revenue earned from demand response programs.

Return on investment can vary between 13 and 36 months based on utility rebates and tax incentives available to the hotel owner.

Temperature adjustment

Smart Thermostats adjust temperature in guest rooms and common areas depending upon occupancy and can be reset when guests check in. Temperature set-points can be adjusted to reflect varying weather conditions. Rooms can be easily grouped or ungrouped (e.g., occupied versus vacant or floor by floor) for ultimate flexibility of control.

Elimination of parasitic loads

Smart Plugs eliminate parasitic loads when rooms have not been assigned to a guest. They can also control vending machines to reduce noise and consumption when guests are not active.

Sensors

Sensors can de-activate lighting and smart devices when people leave the room. They can also detect temperature in guest suites with multiple zones.

Demand response

Access to the wholesale electricity market allows hotels to profit from demand response payments by responding to favorable market price signals.

Security

All data is encrypted and secured safely in a remote data center and can only be accessed by authorized personnel from anywhere in the world.

Alarms

Integrate fire, carbon monoxide, and water alarms into the energy management system so a single dashboard can monitor and control hotel systems.

Maintenance notifications

Maintenance notifications can alert facility staff to equipment that needs service.

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