An optimal indoor climate forms the basis of a healthy building. It transforms a work environment into a place where users feel comfortable and can perform well. With the Building Block Comfort, PULSE CORE provides insight into everything that influences the indoor climate: from temperature and air quality to relative humidity.
This translates into higher productivity, fewer complaints, and demonstrably lower absenteeism. Comfort thereby becomes a strategic factor in building performance.
PULSE CORE ensures the ultimate control over the environmental factors in a building. By unlocking data from the building management system or via wireless sensors, insight is gained into both current and past performance.
This method of monitoring aligns seamlessly with BACS regulations, which require demonstrable monitoring and optimization of the indoor climate starting in 2026. With PULSE CORE, organizations have the necessary insights to proactively manage this.
Three specialized dashboards immediately show how a building scores on:
A unique feature within the Building Block Comfort is the integration of the ATG graph (Adaptive Temperature Limits). This methodology makes it possible to find the ideal balance between comfort and energy consumption. The result is significant savings on heating and cooling costs, without affecting the well-being of the users.
Comfort can be deployed independently within PULSE CORE. At the same time, additional value is created in combination with other Building Blocks such as Sustainability and Assets. This integrated approach ensures that energy savings (Sustainability) never come at the expense of comfort, and that the performance of the technical installations (Assets) is perfectly aligned with the actual use of the building.
Improvements can often be implemented immediately, without the need for major upfront investments. By combining comfort measurements with occupancy data, usage patterns, and building systems data, valuable insights can be gained into where optimization opportunities exist. Examples include adjusting time schedules, refining ventilation strategies, or improving control settings that do not align with the actual use of the building. These insights often lead directly to a better indoor climate, lower energy consumption, and fewer occupant complaints.
PULSE CORE enables continuous monitoring of trends, anomalies, and performance over time. Instead of reacting to complaints, organizations can adopt a proactive approach in which building systems, occupant comfort, and building usage are continuously monitored and analyzed. This makes it possible to identify potential issues at an early stage and take corrective action before they impact occupants. As a result, a healthy and comfortable indoor climate can be consistently maintained while supporting energy efficiency and operational performance.
Comfort monitoring only delivers value when insights are translated into concrete improvements. By combining comfort data with information on building usage, building systems, and energy performance, valuable insights can be gained into the underlying causes of complaints and deviations. These insights provide a solid foundation for targeted optimization measures, replacement investments, and renovation projects, ensuring that decisions are based on facts and data rather than assumptions.
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