One model. Every system. Run to a single plan.

It uses live data from meters, sensors and the building management system, with the weather forecast, to run heating, cooling, ventilation and battery dispatch at the lowest energy and cost. It shows where equipment is faulty and which works would save the most.

Pick a system. See what changes.

Chillers and cooling

Lower cooling bills, fewer breakdowns.

Knows what each chiller should draw at today's load and weather, and shows drift in rand, not as another alarm.

Air, heating and lighting

Comfortable floors that cost less to run.

Runs each floor by occupancy, weather and tariff, inside comfort limits you set.

Batteries, meters and generator

One bad half-hour shouldn't set your bill for a year.

Plans the battery a day ahead to keep demand under your limit, and runs the generator only when it's really needed.

Solar and inverters

Use more of your own solar.

Measures what every panel and inverter produces, and forecasts tomorrow's demand, sun and weather.

Water quality

Know in minutes, not days.

Sensors read 25+ water quality parameters continuously, so nothing slips between lab samples.

Carbon and ESG

Carbon reports you can audit.

Energy, water and fuel reported in rand, kWh, kVA and carbon. Measured, not estimated.

EV charging

Charge more cars without raising your peak.

Schedules charging around the building's peak and the tariff hours.

No guesswork. Every decision starts from a measurement.

Three things happen, every day, in the same order.

  1. Measure

    Reads every meter, sensor and machine through the systems you already have. Where a reading is missing, a meter is added.

  2. Optimise

    AI forecasts each site's demand, solar output and weather a day ahead. Plans heating, cooling, ventilation and battery dispatch for the lowest energy and cost, inside the comfort limits you set.

  3. Verify

    Reports the result against a measured baseline, in rand, kWh, kVA and carbon.

Your engineers see problems first.

What's running, what's drifting and what to do next, in rand. Override is always there.

Illustrative data
  • Savings so far

    Against the measured baseline.

  • Today's plan

    Hour by hour, against what actually happened.

  • Anything drifting

    Ranked by what it is costing you.

It works with the plant and systems you already have.

The twin sits on top of your building management system. Nothing is replaced, and your team keeps authority over set-points and schedules.

  1. Building management system

    Reads the points your BMS already has. No controller firmware is changed.

  2. Meters and sub-meters

    Uses your metering, and adds sub-meters on the central plant where they are needed.

  3. Solar, batteries and inverters

    Reads production and state of charge to plan the day.

  4. Weather forecast

    Brings tomorrow's weather into today's plan.

The twin

One plan for the day

Heating, cooling, ventilation and battery dispatch, at the lowest energy and cost.

You stay in control at every step.

  1. Starts read-only.

    The first connection has no control path into your systems.

  2. Your security team signs off.

    They review the connection before anything connects.

  3. Nothing runs unapproved.

    It acts only on the scope you approve, and every action is logged.

Override, always.

Your engineers can take over at any moment.

Know in minutes, not days.

Sensors sit in the water and read every second, so nothing slips between lab samples.

25+ parameters, including these five

Illustrative

  • pH

    7.4

    Range 6.5 to 8.5

  • Conductivity

    412µS/cm

    Below 900

  • Turbidity

    0.4NTU

    Below 1

  • Free chlorine

    0.6mg/L

    Range 0.2 to 1.0

  • Temperature

    19.2°C

    Below 25

Three kinds of alarm, sent by SMS and email

  • Threshold

    A reading crosses a limit you set.

  • Sudden change

    A reading jumps faster than it should.

  • Fluctuation

    A steady reading starts to swing.

Find out what your building could save.

A site assessment starts with a survey and ends with a measured baseline.

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