Building Health Diagnostics
CODA connects directly to a building’s assets, such as HVAC, lighting and other mechanical and electrical plant machinery, to remotely monitor the asset’s operational performance. CODA’s condition-based monitoring delivers real-time insights and predictive failure alerts to facilities management and maintenance teams. This enables teams to diagnose and resolve asset failures to ensure the building continues to run efficiently and effectively while avoiding costly downtime.
CODA’s building health diagnostics can also protect and prolong the life of the building and its assets by offering insights into how the assets are working together. This enables property teams to ensure each asset is working at its optimum and undertake maintenance on a preventative and proactive basis. From monitoring floodwaters to identifying subsidence, CODA can help to safeguard buildings from the threats of climate change and ensure that individual assets are not overburdened.
CODA also diagnoses the electrical metrics of the building and alerts maintenance teams when 70-80% of the capacity is taken. This ensures that the capacity does not become overloaded and avoids asset failure due to power supply issues.
In addition, CODA can help site managers to diagnose the cause of power cuts, highlighting if they are a result of an individual faulty asset or caused by the distribution network operator. This can avoid time and money being spent on attempting unnecessary asset repairs and can serve as evidence regarding the source of the issue.
As well as offering operational benefits, and therefore an enhanced customer experience, CODA’s building health diagnostics can form an important part of a business’s ESG strategy by improving sustainability and renewing the focus on employee health and wellbeing.
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FMs Embracing IoT in Remote Working Times
3 December 2020
Facilities Managers are embracing the power of IoT and no more so than these post-COVID times when remote working and remote facilities management is the new normal.
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The Importance of Emissions Monitoring
13 January 2020
The importance of emissions monitoring for air quality and energy waste at transport hubs, particularly rail and road networks, as well as in offices and accommodation is important now more than ever, especially in light of the UKs drive for NetZero by 2050.
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Beat the Heat
26 September 2018
The UK has experienced one of the hottest summers on record and its effect on business is immediately seen in rising energy costs as we look to keep our cool. CODA’s CEO Dan Shields discusses how to ‘Beat the Heat’ in our latest blog.
