Transform your building into a smart connected facility
As the famous saying goes, “you can’t manage what you don’t measure.” Collect data from every area of operations – from lighting levels, HVAC, signage, to fire arrangements – in your facility network, regardless of manufacturer and get the visibility you need on humidity, temperature, pressure, airflow, fluid or water leaks, smoke and much more. Avnet’s Smart Facility Monitoring solution helps you to improve occupant experiences, reduce operational costs and enhance preventive maintenance planning using real-time and historical data with AI capabilities.
Features
Our Smart Facility Monitoring solution is designed to meet the expectations of modern organizations like demanding real-time, unified and connected spaces. IoT-driven features can ensure the value of your high assets and prevent any future costs.
Alarm and notification
Sends detailed, automated alarm descriptions and correction instructions to facility managers and repair technicians.
Remote operation
Remote operation of your site devices eliminates the need for site visits, provides a better look into the devices’ functioning and increases your assets’ up-time.
Low power / long life
Avnet’s sensors feature industry-leading power management, allowing sensors to last much longer depending on the environmental conditions.
Predictive maintenance
Identifies issues in time so that you can address them before they lead to machine failure. This minimizes equipment downtime and maximizes its life.
FAQs
Most Commonly Asked Questions Regarding Avnet's Smart Facility Monitoring Solution
Set out the key improvements that you want to achieve and put some estimates on the financial and operational benefits that they could bring. Then, we will put together a business case that will include KPIs for each service and a detailed projection of ROI.
The primary interest of any facility manager is to keep the tenants happy. You might have many subcontractors working with you to make this happen. From time to time, communication between you and them may be challenging.
Imagine that you have one view between you and your subcontractors, where you could send messages and cases to them and they could report back in. In fact, with IoT and AI, you, the tenant, and the building owner can discuss the actual data on how occupant-centric operating practices can be adopted and still operate facilities efficiently in a cost-effective manner.
All this and so many other things like anomaly detection, automated reporting, remote operation and predictive maintenance can be achieved with a smart facility monitoring solution.
Alerts assign in the following four categories:
Emergency: Involves the problems that need your attention instantly and equipment needs to be repaired as early as possible. In this case, AI and machine learning capabilities also match the skills required to fix faults with those of technicians currently on duty and automatically generate work orders.
High: Includes those problems which can cause escalating damage to your facilities or which can ruin your departmental functioning.
Deadline: Includes those problems which are supposed to be handled within specific time frames.
Routine: Includes requests for routine maintenance which directly impact occupant comfort. You can prioritize these tasks based on the chargeable requests you receive.
IoT and AI provide insights into the facilities and help you to realize many benefits. Increased predictability means that facility managers can reduce the overall expenditure of facilities. If something goes wrong, AI allows automatic reporting and creation of work orders.
AI and IoT integrate into more systems and increase potential savings. Overall, AI and IoT together enhance occupant experiences, reduce operational costs and set up preventive maintenance planning.