The significant increase in energy prices experienced in 2022, along with concerns about energy supply disruptions and procurement arrangements tied to daily market prices, have raised serious concerns among market participants. In facility management, particularly building operations, electricity and gas consumption represent the largest cost. Therefore, as operators (office, hotel, apartment), it is crucial to effectively monitor and control consumption at the building level. This is where our Waddletherm smart thermostat comes into play. Unlike units available in the market, it intervenes on the hot water utilization side, allowing for the creation of an online monitoring and control system with compatibility for FanCoil and other heating and cooling systems.

Enterprise-level smart thermostat for substantial savings

We enable centralized management of hundreds of thermostats simultaneously in a traditional thermostat form, building upon your existing system.

In addition to the daily operational limits and rules, the nighttime and weekend automated controls result in significant cost savings. The system is compatible with any traditional heating and cooling system and can be expanded with additional sensors. Beyond the wall thermostat, a server and web-based administrative panel are the main components of the solution, which we offer as a service.

Key facts and benefits

• Centralized web-based interface for configuring rules and intervals
• Room-by-room, floor-level control
• WiFi-enabled thermostats for remote control
• Expandable sensor options (e.g., air quality, humidity)
• Mobile application
• Analyzable financial data up to the converted savings

What are the benefits of using our Waddletherm smart thermostat system for hosts, hotels, and apartments?

Key features and advantages

• Eliminating excess consumption caused by room cards left in the electric slot after guests have checked out
• Pre-programming room temperature for VIP and/or returning guests (usually known arrival times and familiar preferences)
• Feedback from the rooms to the hotel - how many guests leave the heating/cooling on, how much energy has been wasted so far?
• Monitoring and cost-effectively managing the temperature of spaces leased by the hotel (restaurant, café, florist, garage, car rental, car wash)
• Optimizing the efficiency of employees (no need to go up to the room to show/adjust the thermostat), thereby increasing guest satisfaction
• Monitoring and cost-effective management of temperatures in employee and communal spaces (conference rooms, locker rooms, meeting rooms, warehouses)