Background
Mechanical rooms and boiler rooms typically host a variety of systems, including cooling, heating, electrical, and plumbing distribution equipment. Traditionally, machinery within the room will operate unsupervised at most of time. The importance of keeping boiler room equipment operating efficiently and the environment safe must not be overlooked in residential communities. In recent years, smart and IoT products are becoming more popular in today's mechanical rooms.
Over 100 existing residential buildings needed an electricity and heat consumption monitoring system. These buildings are residential condominiums where hundreds of people live, so it was not possible to carry out cabling and building work. So, it was needed a wireless system that collected data from the multimeters and BTU meters present in the field, and communicated them to the Niagara controller in the central heating plant.