Advanced Energy Intelligence

AEI can support your next re-commissioning or retro-commissioning effort with a rapid-response and low-intrusion deployment to establish baseline values, confirm calibrations, and verify the performance of the installed energy conservation measures. We leverage a building's existing Building Automation System (BAS) data to confirm compliance with s... tandards to determine when the BAS sensors meet the accuracies specified in the standards and are properly located. We are agnostic to the building automation systems that you might have installed. Our energy data connectors can read and import data from all popular energy management systems such as Honeywell Niagara framework, Johnson Controls Metasys ®, Alerton, Carrier, Automated Logic and other solutions that use a Tridium JACE. We seamlessly collect data from middleware providers such as SiteSage and SkySpark. When necessary, our partners at Connexx Energy provide a middleware solution to perform a discovery process on a BACnet network for rapid assimilation of all the sensors and their functional roles, including the assignment of Haystack metadata tags. When calibrated portable loggers are periodically used to confirm compliance with standards, AEI can merge this data with the BAS data to establish a relationship between BAS instrumentation and calibrated data sources. This relationship can be used to identify calibration issues prior to measurements taken at the minimum recommended frequencies. For the analysis of complex systems, the AEI Commissioning process includes presentation of your data in an AEI Flatcube which is a powerful way to examine the simultaneous conditions over time for larger assets with dozens of sensors. For an average air handler with many temperature sensors, motors, fans and dampers, there is no better way to examine weeks and months of historic interval data to unravel the cause and effect of faults and how the system is reponding to external inputs. With command and feedback sensors, you can tell that commands are properly ...Read More