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Commercial and offices

A workplace people can perform in

Too warm, too dry or too stuffy — the indoor climate affects both wellbeing and productivity. CLIMAID keeps it in place, office by office.

Challenges

Complaints about the temperature, with no figures to discuss

Complaints about temperature and air are among the most common in office buildings, but without readings it becomes a discussion about impressions.

No more guesswork

21.4 °C measured at the desk settles the argument about who is cold.

Ventilation by use

The system runs when the meeting room is in use — not from seven to five every day.

An argument at renegotiation

Documented indoor climate counts when the lease is renewed.

21.4 °C
stable temperature
−19%
energy use
AA
indoor climate class
How we work

From measurement to action

  • Wireless sensors are fitted without altering the building
  • Data is collected and analysed continuously in CLIMAID INSIGHT
  • You get alerts and recommendations before problems grow
  • The effect is documented in reports you can use
Meeting in an office environment
Other property types
Background

Indoor climate and wellbeing

21.4 °C
measured at the desk

Complaints about temperature and air are among the most common in office buildings. Without measurements, the discussion is about how people feel. CLIMAID measures temperature, humidity and air quality in offices and meeting rooms, so the conversation can start from figures. 21.4 °C measured at the desk says more than a sense that it is cold.

Rysta, now part of CLIMAID, has worked with indoor climate and building operations in Germany since 2018, particularly in offices and public buildings.

Ventilation by actual use

Many systems run on a fixed schedule, from seven to five every day. With the HVAC integration add-on, CLIMAID connects to heating, cooling and ventilation systems and controls them by use. The ventilation runs when the meeting room is in use.

Energy and operations

10–20 %
typical saving on heating

CLIMAID SMART learns the building's thermal characteristics and patterns of use and combines indoor climate data with weather forecasts. The heat supply is adjusted continuously, keeping the temperature stable with as little energy as possible. That typically saves 10–20 % on the heating bill.

Documented indoor climate

A documented indoor climate counts when a lease is renewed or renegotiated. The reports in CLIMAID INSIGHT show consumption and indoor climate for the building and the individual rooms. With the ESG documentation add-on, they can be used directly in sustainability reporting. Automatic reports document status and progress for management and audit.

Aida in CLIMAID INSIGHT

150+
AI agents keep watch

Aida is an AI assistant built into CLIMAID INSIGHT that knows your buildings. Facilities staff type the question in plain language and get the answer together with the readings it is based on. Meanwhile, more than 150 AI agents watch the data around the clock and send an alert when a pattern needs a person.

Aida in CLIMAID INSIGHT with suggested questions on mould risk, alarms and air quality
Questions

Questions and answers

What does CLIMAID measure in an office?
Temperature, humidity and air quality in the individual offices and meeting rooms.
Can CLIMAID control ventilation and heating?
Yes. With the HVAC integration add-on, CLIMAID connects to heating, cooling and ventilation systems and controls them by use.
Does installation need cabling?
No. The sensors are wireless and fitted without cabling or building work.
Can the data be used in ESG reporting?
Yes. The ESG documentation add-on provides reports on energy use and indoor climate for sustainability targets and audit.
What is Aida?
An AI assistant in CLIMAID INSIGHT that answers questions about your buildings with the readings the answer is based on.

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