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How can Ecovena help your building?

Ecovena Thermium Heat Management System

Our flagship product, Ecovena Thermium, is a full-building retrofit solution that reduces heat energy usage by 20-40%. By centralizing and modernizing older heating controls, consumption of heating energy is carefully controlled and waste reduced. Installation is quick with minimum disturbance, and continuous tenant comfort is ensured.

Peak Management and Demand Response

As a whole-building Energy Management System, Ecovena Thermium and related controls have both status data and consumption data for all of your building's largest energy consuming systems. This coordinated control can have a large influence on energy pricing by reducing peaks, reducing usage during periods of high pricing, and responding to utility Demand Response signals.

Ecovena Environmental and Mechanical Sensors

Ecovena supplies a complete line of Environmental and Mechanical Sensors that can be easily deployed to monitor and manage new or existing building systems.

Our Environmental Sensors lines include wire-in permanent modules, plug-in modules for lightweight or temporary installs, as well as interface modules to acquire data from existing systems using industry standard protocols such as BACnet and Modbus.

Air Quality and COVID-19

Air Quality, ventilation, and problems like "Sick Building Syndrome" have always been concerns in older buildings. Over the years, many buildings have drifted far from their original specifications and been retrofitted extensively with potentially off-gassing materials, new room divisions, and possibly sub optimal ductwork.

With COVID-19 drastically affecting building occupancy for the foreseeable future, many organizations are faced with ensuring that return to work or school is being done safely. Ecovena's advanced sensors and ventilation management controls can help manage air quality, by ensuring adequate and energy efficient air changeovers in heavily populated areas.