Monitoring Software for Energy and Facilities

For factories, hospitals, shopping centers and large office buildings, energy and equipment are among the biggest ongoing costs. Yet consumption is usually seen on the bill at month end, and a failure is noticed only after downtime has occurred. Monitoring software makes this information visible "now" instead of "later".

What is monitored?

• Energy consumption: Data from electricity, water and natural gas meters, by department, line or building.
• Equipment status: Operating state and critical values of generators, pumps, air conditioning and compressors.
• Environmental data: Temperature, humidity and similar values; especially important in the cold chain and server rooms.
• Maintenance records: Planned maintenance, failure history and spare-part usage.

Where does the data come from?

Meters, sensors and control systems usually come with different protocols and brands. The software's job is to collect data from these sources, convert it into a common structure, store it and present it with clear screens. That makes integration capability and the reliability of the network infrastructure decisive.

Alert logic

1. Threshold alerts: A notification to the right person when a value crosses a set limit.
2. Deviation alerts: Drawing attention when consumption departs clearly from its normal pattern.
3. Maintenance reminders: Planned maintenance alerts by operating hours or date.

Keeping alerts few and meaningful matters; too many alerts lead to all of them being ignored.

Security note

Connecting sensors and control systems to the network creates a new attack surface. Keeping these devices in a separate network segment, restricting access and tracking updates should be part of the design.

TUAZ builds monitoring dashboards, integrations and the secure network and server-room infrastructure that carries them, together.