Monitoring of activity in buildings

Controlling the temperature of your building’s water system is essential to preventing the proliferation of bacteria and water contamination. We have designed a health monitoring solution to check the quality of water in the system.    Health risks related to hot water systems  The temperature of the hot water supplied to buildings is a key factor in the growth of bacteria. This risk is increased if the water stands for too long. One of the best known bacteria is the legionella bacteria known as “Legionellosis”. It is present in the natural environment and can proliferate in artificial water sites, particularly at temperatures between 25 and 55 °C. It affects an average of 1,400 people each year but this figure has been increasing since 2018. This bacterium is fatal in 10% of cases.    A public health issue As a building manager, you have a responsibility to limit the risk of bacterial growth and so ensure the safety and good health of building occupants. In France, you…

Buildings are now the biggest consumers of energy. We have designed a package to reduce and better manage the energy expenses of buildings.   Buildings at the crossroads of ecological challenges In France, buildings are the largest consumers of energy. They account for 44% of energy consumption, compared to 31% for transport. This consumption generates more than 123 million tonnes of greenhouse gases. Moreover, natural resources are running out. However, the scarcer fossil fuels become, the more the decrease in supply will lead to higher costs, particularly for the heating of buildings. In this context, French Law No. 2015-992 of 17 August 2015 aims to ensure that all buildings in the French building inventory reach low energy consumption levels at a rate of 500,000 energy renovations per year.   Solving the environment-comfort-economy equation As the guardian of one or more buildings, you are at the intersection of these challenges. You must work to improve the well-being…