Building and facility management

HVAC, access, lighting and energy on one floor plan, with each alarm where it happened.

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Mosaic building campus, shown with demo data. A comms room is over 28 degrees because a split unit failed, and a door has been held open. The floor plan image is generated.

The plant deck, on one screen.

Climate, access and lighting work together on one floor plan, and scheduling plant around occupancy can cut energy costs by up to 30%.

Up to 30%
Lower energy costs
24/7
Global support

Know the monitoring itself is healthy.

Building alarms are only useful if the system behind them is running. Platform health shows polling, alarm processing and telemetry rates on one screen.

Mosaic platform health, shown with demo data. Devices flow through drivers, ingest and processing to the consoles, with one stage marked degraded.

Connect facilities and systems.

Climate, security and lighting are often run as separate systems, so the people responsible for a building have to piece its condition together.

Bringing them under one interface helps you control energy use, keep occupants comfortable and find equipment problems before they cause downtime.

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Building automation on one floor plan.

Climate, access and lighting are monitored and controlled together, with each alarm on the plan where it happened.

Climate control

HVAC management with temperature control, air quality monitoring and energy optimization. Chillers, pumps, cooling towers and air handlers share one plant room diagram.

Access control

Security systems with access control, surveillance integration and visitor management. Door status and held-open alarms sit beside HVAC and lighting on the same floor plan.

Smart lighting

Lighting control with occupancy sensing, daylight harvesting and automated scheduling. Lighting alarms and schedules sit on the same floor plan as HVAC and access.

Where it runs.

Commercial buildings

  • Office building automation
  • Retail facility management
  • Shopping center operations
  • Energy management and optimization

Industrial facilities

  • Manufacturing plant automation
  • Warehouse management systems
  • Safety and security monitoring
  • Equipment performance tracking

What you get from it.

One floor plan, one alarm list, one history for each unit.

Lower energy costs

Reduce energy costs by up to 30%, with schedules that switch plant off when it isn't needed.

Sustainability

Resource management that improves your environmental impact, with energy use per building in your reports, so you can see where schedules save the most.

Comfort

A room running hot alarms on the floor plan, with the failed unit named, before anyone has to call, so occupants stay comfortable and productive.

Maintenance

Trips and loaded filters raise alarms early, and each unit keeps its history in Tessera, for predictive maintenance that cuts downtime and cost.

Plant room.Cooling towers, chillers, pumps and air handlers on one diagram. Chiller 2 is back in service after a trip, and air handler 3 has a loaded filter.
Build your own panels.Add a widget to a dashboard and bind it to a live reading. Here a gauge shows the load on a UPS.

Common questions

Which building systems can it monitor?

HVAC, access control, lighting and energy use, under one interface.

How does it help with energy costs?

Plant runs on schedules and occupancy, and energy use per building appears in reports. Operators report energy savings of up to 30%.

Is it for commercial or industrial buildings?

Both, including offices, retail facilities and industrial sites.

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