Danfoss Hexact 0.1

Danfoss Hexact is a web-based platform developed by GREAT Lab that helps building managers, HVAC professionals, and technicians to optimize HVAC systems and reduce energy costs.

Danfoss Hexact uses data from various sources, such as sensors, weather forecasts, and energy tariffs, to create a digital twin of the HVAC system. Based on this model, it suggests optimal settings for the HVAC equipment to reduce energy consumption while maintaining comfort levels.

Danfoss Hexact can be used to optimize hydronic heating and cooling systems, as well as air-handling units, in commercial buildings such as offices, hotels, and hospitals.

Danfoss Hexact can help building managers and HVAC professionals to reduce energy costs, improve indoor comfort, and minimize the impact of the building on the environment. It can also provide insights into system performance and maintenance needs.

Danfoss Hexact uses data from various sources, such as sensors, weather forecasts, energy tariffs, and building occupancy schedules. It can also ingest data from third-party systems via APIs or other integration methods.

Danfoss Hexact is designed to be user-friendly and intuitive. It provides a web-based interface that can be accessed from any device with an internet connection. It also offers step-by-step guidance for optimizing HVAC systems.

The cost of using Danfoss Hexact depends on the size of the building and the complexity of the HVAC system. Contact Danfoss or a Danfoss distributor for more information and pricing details.

Danfoss Hexact can be customized to meet the specific needs of each building and HVAC system. It can be configured to work with various types of equipment and control systems, and it allows users to set their own optimization goals.

Danfoss Hexact is a web-based platform that does not require any special hardware or software to use. However, it may require integration with existing building automation systems or HVAC equipment.

Yes, Danfoss Hexact can be integrated with other building management tools, such as maintenance management systems, energy monitoring platforms, or fault detection and diagnostic tools. This allows for a comprehensive approach to building optimization.