One estate, many buildings, one platform.
A campus is where the split between outdoor and indoor stops making sense. Car parks, paths, halls, classrooms and plant rooms belong to the same owner, the same budget and the same maintenance team — and usually to four different systems.
Indoor lighting under control — installed site
Four systems, one facility manager.
Each bought in a different year, each with its own portal, none of them talking to the others.
Paths and car parks
Lit all night at full power because nothing knows whether the campus is in use.
Lighting →Halls and corridors
Zones that could follow occupancy, on gear that was never given a control system.
Building operations →One meter, many users
Buildings and departments sharing a bill that nobody can allocate on a measurement.
Energy metering →Complaints as data
Rooms whose temperature, humidity and CO₂ are known only when someone objects.
Environment & air →Usually the car park, and then the bill.
Outdoor lighting is the visible cost and the easy win; metering per building is the argument that funds the rest. After that, the network is already everywhere on the estate, and every further service is a sensor.
Standard sockets, D4i drivers, open interfaces and exportable data — the requirements a public tender tends to carry.
Building by building, year by year, without a different system each time.
A sports hall or a lecture theatre can be driven from a panel on site, not only from a platform.
Outdoor area of an estate — installed site
One inventory that stays true.
Devices report their own position at installation, so the estate's lighting inventory is a by-product of the work rather than a survey commissioned every few years.
Assets on a map
Every luminaire, cabinet and sensor located, grouped by building and by area.
Reporting that writes itself
Energy per building and per period, in the formats your reporting obligations already use.
Data stays yours
Hosted in your country or on the institution's own servers, with standard export.
Campus and public-building installations are part of our installed base. Figures for them are not published here: the measured savings on this site come from road lighting, where the baseline is declared.
Ask for a reference →Start with one building and its car park.
Tell us the estate, the buildings and what is metered today. We will propose the first stage and what it would demonstrate.