LIGHTING · OCCUPANCY · HVAC · ENERGY
Discover how room-level data can become building-wide control.
Connect the information already available across lighting, occupancy sensing, indoor conditions and energy monitoring—then use it to coordinate rooms, systems and building operation through the BMS.
Lighting dataRoom informationOccupancyActual demandHVAC & IAQRoom responseEnergyOperational insight
ONE CONNECTED BUILDING STRATEGY
Start with the control question—not a complete system replacement.
Every project begins from a different point. You may want to bring lighting information into an existing BMS, automate HVAC at room level, or understand where energy and operating hours are being wasted.
These three feature paths explain the role of each data layer and how it can contribute to a coordinated building-control strategy.
BUILDING CONTROL FEATURES
Explore three connected feature paths.
Each page focuses on one project question, with the detail needed to understand the data, control route and customer value.
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LIGHTING TO BMS
Lighting Data to Building Automation
Turn the lighting layer into a practical source of room data.
Connected lighting already knows when a room is occupied, how daylight is changing and how supported devices are operating. Koolmesh makes selected data available to the BMS, without replacing the established supervisory workflow.
- Occupancy, daylight, lighting status and supported energy data
- BACnet/IP, Modbus TCP/IP and MQTT integration routes
- Existing BMS remains the main supervisory layer
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ROOM-LEVEL CONTROL
Occupancy-Based Room Automation
Let each room respond to how it is actually being used.
Presence and anonymous people-count data provide a clearer picture of room demand. Combined with temperature, humidity and CO₂ data, they can support project-defined lighting, HVAC and ventilation responses through the BMS.
- True Occupancy and anonymous people-count information
- Room demand linked with HVAC and FCU operation
- CO₂, temperature and humidity for comfort and ventilation
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ENERGY & OPERATIONS
Energy Monitoring & Optimisation
See where systems are running, wasting energy or need attention.
Place lighting and HVAC energy beside occupancy, schedules and supported equipment status. Facility teams gain the context needed to investigate avoidable operating hours, diagnose issues and verify the result of control changes.
- Lighting and HVAC energy viewed with occupancy and schedules
- Supported device status, alarms and maintenance information
- Waste identification, diagnosis and improvement verification
FROM ROOM DATA TO BUILDING OPERATION
Three feature paths, connected through the same control strategy.
CollectLighting · Occupancy · IAQ · EnergyIntegrateKoolmesh · Gateway · BMSOperateControl · Monitor · Maintain
CHOOSE THE RIGHT STARTING POINT
Which rooms, systems or operating problems should the project address first?
Share your building type, existing BMS, available data and operational priorities. We can help identify the most suitable sensing, metering, gateway and integration route.