SENSORS – A SMART SOLUTION FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Sensors are an effective way to reduce energy use in buildings. By measuring temperature, airflow, occupancy, and air quality, the systems can adjust operating times, supply air temperatures, and flows in air handling units and heating plants — resulting in both energy savings and improved comfort.
It’s only when control happens locally — in every room — that the real impact occurs
Imagine if you could only turn off all the lighting from a single location. You would have to wait until everyone had left the building. With sensors and individual control, each room can save energy the moment it becomes vacant. The same principle applies to ventilation, heating, and solar shading. By controlling based on actual usage in each zone, significant savings can be achieved — both economically and environmentally.
Imagine if you could only turn off all the lighting from a single location. You would have to wait until everyone had left the building. With sensors and individual control, each room can save energy the moment it becomes vacant. The same principle applies to ventilation, heating, and solar shading. By controlling based on actual usage in each zone, significant savings can be achieved — both economically and environmentally.
See a concrete example in practice — how it works in Abbedissan 2 in Malmö
Why Use Sensors?
"To measure is to know." Today’s compact and cost-effective sensors enable property owners to make informed decisions that lower energy consumption, enhance comfort, and reduce environmental impact. Sensors also allow for workspace utilization analysis, optimized ventilation, and the assurance of a healthy and safe indoor environment. For example, during the COVID-19 pandemic, monitoring supply airflows helped implement measures to reduce virus transmission.
The Invisible Eye of Your Building
Continuous monitoring of various indoor parameters helps property owners identify underutilized spaces, optimize room functions, and reduce unnecessary energy consumption. This not only lowers operational costs but also enhances the tenant experience, leading to increased satisfaction and long-term leasing relationships.
Next-Generation Sensors
Our sensors are designed to ensure a productive indoor climate with minimal energy use. Our self-calibrating pressure and airflow sensors, along with CO₂ sensors featuring background calibration, provide high precision and long-term stability. We are now expanding our range with additional sensors, including models for active supply air diffusers. Some of these sensors also meet WELL certification requirements, making them an ideal choice for the sustainable buildings of the future.
LINDINSPECT® – All Information in One Place
All sensors are connected and accessible via our web interface, LINDINSPECT®, where measurement data can be visualized, monitored, and analyzed in real time. The system provides a wide range of parameters for optimal control and energy efficiency, with all adjustments easily made directly in LINDINSPECT®.
For integration with other systems, all measurement data is also available via our API or Modbus TCP through our server.
