• 1652369110244 Zen Ecosystem

    Zen HQ is a simple, cost-effective commercial energy management solution that empowers multisite enterprises to save as much as 30% on energy bills through automated insights and controls.

    Platform gives customers the ability to schedule and monitor HVAC equipment, lighting and other building operations remotely through a computer, tablet or smartphone. Energy reductions cut maintenance costs for overworked equipment and improve its lifespan.

    Cloud-based software enables facilities managers to participate in utility demand response programs to avoid utility peak demand charges and capitalize on incentives. Average ROI is 1-2 years.

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