Savings potential
ACs left running after close and setpoints pushed too low are the two most common losses. Calculate the annual potential with your own operating pattern.
From an estimate to a measured outcome
This calculator is the counterpart of FiotX's "potential opportunity": an estimate with open assumptions and an uncertainty margin. The real impact can only be shown by measuring on site.
1. Measure first
We record the current state from compatible units' operating status and, where possible, meter data. How many units really stay on after hours shows up here.
2. Act
Operating schedules, setpoint limits and after-hours shutdown rules are defined. Every action is logged with who did it and when.
3. Compare
The impact is compared against periods with similar weather and usage. A single bill difference is not evidence of savings.
Worth knowing
Around AC and VRF, we also do all of this.
Let's measure the potential on site.
A pilot with a written scope and criteria, starting with one floor or 5–10 compatible units.