Make HVAC consumption visible. And review controls with more focus.
Are systems running longer and harder than necessary without anyone knowing exactly why? Analyze temperature, airflow, and consumption data to uncover continuous loads, poor control points, and mismatches between usage and energy demand faster.
- Laboratories & research facilities
- Production halls
- Office buildings with technical systems
- Facility managers
The Problem
HVAC systems often run on fixed patterns instead of real demand. That creates continuous load, unnecessary comfort buffers, and energy use that is hard to explain internally.
- Energy use stays high even when occupancy or load changes
- Continuous loads and overnight consumption stay unnoticed
- Controls get adjusted without a clean way to compare impact
- Optimization decisions are difficult to justify with evidence
The Solution
dAIve Predict condenses HVAC data into clearer patterns: match consumption against usage, expose continuous loads, and review the most important levers first.
Spot continuous loads immediately
Identify operating phases where systems run even though load or usage barely justifies it.
Connect energy use with temperature and occupancy
Review how strongly conditions, time windows, or occupancy actually influence demand.
Find the control levers worth testing first
Use drivers and anomalies to review setpoints more deliberately instead of adjusting blindly.
potential energy savings when continuous loads and poor control points become visible early instead of after weeks of manual review.
Indicative value from experience, to be verified with your data in a pilot.
How it works
Export building data
Temperature, consumption, occupancy from BMS.
Recognize patterns
dAIve Predict analyzes relationships between load, timing, and usage.
Prioritize anomalies
See which continuous loads and control states deserve review first.
Compare impact
Observe how changed settings show up in the data pattern.
Every week of hidden continuous load costs energy and budget.
Start your 14-day trial and use your first dataset to see where your HVAC setup is binding unnecessary energy.