Whether it concerns a production hall, a distribution center, or an airport terminal: the technology must perform 24/7. At the same time, the energy transition and stricter legislation create a new challenge: how do you keep a complex environment operational and sustainable?
PULSE CORE helps organizations in the industry get a grip on this complex environment. By collecting and analyzing building data, insights are gained into performance, energy consumption, and maintenance needs.
Many industrial environments have a mix of old and new installations, spread across large areas. Malfunctions can have a direct impact on production processes or logistical activities. The lack of a single integrated overview makes targeted management difficult.
Production environments and logistics hubs consume large amounts of energy. Organizations are therefore looking for ways to gain insight into energy usage and optimize it in a targeted manner, such as deploying flexible capacity and reducing peak power.
In large halls, the indoor climate is often neglected. Yet temperature and air quality have a direct impact on staff safety and productivity.
Since January 1, 2026, GACS legislation is mandatory for buildings with a nominal capacity exceeding 290 kW. Organizations must therefore not only ensure that their installations function properly, but also continuously monitor, analyze, and (where possible) optimize energy consumption and the operation of building installations.
By combining data from installations, meters, and sensors, a complete picture of the performance of industrial buildings emerges. This allows organizations to respond more quickly to deviations, prevent malfunctions, and optimize energy consumption.
The result? A more reliable technical infrastructure, lower operating costs, and more sustainable business operations.
PULSE CORE brings data from installations, sensors, and building systems together into a single platform. This provides insight into performance, energy consumption, and maintenance needs
Asset Monitoring continuously monitors the condition of installations. By detecting deviations early, maintenance can be performed before malfunctions occur.
With Sustainability, organizations gain insight into energy consumption and the performance of building systems. This makes energy waste visible and allows targeted savings to be realized.
The indoor climate also plays an important role in industrial environments. By monitoring factors such as temperature and air quality, the working environment remains comfortable and safe for employees.
All maintenance information, reports, and documentation come together in one system. This allows technical teams to maintain an overview and respond more quickly to malfunctions or maintenance work.
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