Industries / Smart Building

A Building That Looks After Itself

Connected lighting, HVAC and occupancy sensing with energy per circuit — automated on schedules, and answering instantly to a tap from your phone.

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of switches and thermostats in a typical office still require someone to be standing in front of them

Source: Facility automation benchmarks

of a building's energy bill is typically standby and after-hours waste that per-circuit visibility would surface immediately

Source: Commercial building energy studies

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is the goal for how many separate apps a facility manager should need to see lighting, HVAC and occupancy in one place

Source: Unified building-control design goal

The Business Challenge

Every Switch Needs a Person in the Room

Most offices and buildings still run on switches and timers that only respond to someone physically present. Lights, HVAC and plug loads get left running with no easy way to check or switch them off remotely — and there's no single view of where the energy is actually going, circuit by circuit.

Appliances Left On

Lights, ACs and equipment get left running with no easy way to check or switch off once everyone's left the floor.

Invisible Energy Waste

Standby loads and forgotten circuits quietly add to the bill, with no visibility into which one is actually consuming power.

No Occupancy Awareness

Rooms heat, cool and light themselves the same way whether they're full or empty, because nothing senses occupancy.

Disconnected Systems

Lighting, HVAC and plug control rarely talk to each other, so facility teams juggle several panels instead of one view.

See It Running

A Floor Plan That Responds in Real Time

A live floor plan with switches, HVAC and occupancy per room, energy tracked per circuit — flip a real UI switch and watch the room respond. This is the same engine and scenario running at demos.barquecontech.com, embedded live below.

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Architecture

How the Data Actually Flows

From a tap in the app to the switch on the wall and back again — the same path the live demo above runs on.

Room Sensors & Switches

Lighting, HVAC, occupancy and plug-load telemetry

Local Gateway

Aggregates room devices onto one network

Automation Rules

Schedules, occupancy logic, energy thresholds

Alerts & Events

Left-on, motion and abnormal-usage notifications

Unified App

One view of lighting, HVAC and energy per circuit

What's In the Kit

What a Deployment Includes

The building blocks we combine to fit the wiring and fittings you already have.

Smart Lighting Control

Retrofit switches and plugs that make existing fittings app-controlled and groupable.

HVAC Automation

Climate control that responds to occupancy and schedule instead of running flat all day.

Occupancy Sensing

Per-room presence detection driving lighting, HVAC and energy decisions automatically.

Energy Per Circuit

Sub-metering that shows exactly where power goes, room by room and circuit by circuit.

Unified Control App

Lighting, plugs, HVAC and alerts in a single view instead of one app per system.

Security & Safety Alerts

Motion, fire and unusual-activity notifications pushed to facility staff wherever they are.

Integrations

Connects Into What You Already Run

Building data is only useful where your facility team already works — we integrate rather than replace.

BMS / Facility Systems

Feed lighting, HVAC and occupancy data into the building management system your team runs.

Energy Billing & Reporting

Tie per-circuit energy data back to cost centres for accurate internal billing and sustainability reporting.

Alerting Channels

Push left-on, fire and motion alerts to SMS, email or a channel facility staff already watch.

ROI

What Automation Changes

Concrete outcomes from putting occupancy-aware control across lighting and HVAC.

Lower

energy bills once standby waste and always-on HVAC are visible and automated against occupancy.

Faster

response to a left-on appliance or an out-of-hours motion alert — minutes instead of a morning surprise.

Fewer

apps and panels for facility staff to juggle once lighting, HVAC and alerts sit in one view.

Directional outcomes based on what connected lighting and HVAC control make visible — we'll size the specific case against your building during a pilot.