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Energy monitoring of buildings and consumption
We turn the consumption you cannot see today into numbers you can save with. EnviroMonitor is energy monitoring of buildings and facilities: continuous measurement with real-time evaluation — from sensors and wireless data acquisition LoRaWAN without cabling to a portal over all measurements with clear reporting.
You measure once and see the results continuously — and they also help meet the obligations energy efficiency.
Consumption stops being an estimate
Measurement by building and by metering point, comparison of periods and an alert when consumption deviates. An invoice can be checked against figures, not impressions.
You can see where it is leaking awayConsumption by site and by supply point.
The deviation comes to youAn alert when the process departs from the norm.
Supporting material for the obligationsData for an audit and for a grant application.
The problem: consumption you cannot see
A monthly invoice shows only the total — not where and when energy is being lost. Without continuous measurement, overconsumption is discovered late, saving measures cannot be verified and comparing buildings with one another is guesswork, not data.
- identification of excess consumption and leaks at a specific time and site,
- verification that the savings measures introduced are working,
- comparison of sites and calculation of costs in real time.
EnviroMonitor by Qintec: a portal covering all measurements
EnviroMonitor collects data from meters and sensors and displays it in a clear web portal. It measures electricity, water, gas, heat, domestic hot water, photovoltaic generation, CO2 and meteorological data — for state, municipal, commercial and residential buildings as well as industry. It includes equipment diagnostics, comparison of sites and cost reporting.
Data acquisition technologies: LoRaWAN without cabling
Measurement collection runs on LoRaWAN radio technology in the 868 MHz band — with a range of up to 20 km in open space (2–5 km in built-up areas) and battery-powered devices lasting up to 10 years. The data is transmitted by any gateway within signal range, so installation does not require cabling the building. Meters can also be connected via M-Bus, RS-232/RS-485 or pulse outputs.
Completed integrations with external systems: SPP, SSD, Solax.
How it all works — in 50 seconds:
Energy in operation, not in a spreadsheet
Meters, switchboards and equipment send data continuously. Instead of a monthly reading you have a profile in which even something that lasted a single night can be seen.
Deployment in practice
Self-governing region — since 2024 we have been measuring consumption and the environment in the region's buildings, including school buildings. Electricity, water, heat, domestic hot water, gas and photovoltaic generation, plus CO2 and meteorological data. The manager sees the sites side by side in a single portal and compares which building is out of line.
Other references are given anonymised until written client consent is granted.
Where it already runs
Selected deployments — the full wording of the reference is in the references overview.
Why now: energy efficiency obligations
The EU Energy Efficiency Directive (EED 2023/1791) changes the criterion for these obligations from the size of the company to consumption: companies consuming more than 10 TJ a year face an energy audit by 11 October 2026, and companies above 85 TJ certified energy management (ISO 50001). The new Slovak energy efficiency act now being prepared introduces blanket collection of public sector consumption data and reporting for data centres with an input power of 500 kW and above. Without continuous measurement of consumption these obligations are hard to meet — monitoring is the first step.
Frequently asked questions about energy monitoring
What can you measure?
Electricity, water, gas, heat, domestic hot water, photovoltaic output, CO2 and meteorological data. Measurements are collected continuously and displayed in the client portal.
Does it work without cabling the building?
Yes. Data acquisition runs on the LoRaWAN wireless technology (868 MHz) with a range of up to 20 km in open space and 2–5 km in built-up areas. Sensors and meters connect without any cabling.
How long do the sensor batteries last?
LoRaWAN devices are designed for low power consumption — batteries last up to 10 years depending on the device type and how often measurements are sent.
How do I get to the measured data?
Through the EnviroMonitor web client portal with a responsive design — it works in common browsers on a computer and on a mobile. Objects can be compared with one another and costs tracked in real time.
Can the system be connected to energy suppliers?
Yes, EnviroMonitor has integrations to external systems in place — for example SPP, SSD and Solax — and supports MQTT and REST API interfaces for further connections.
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Do you want to see where your energy is going?
We will design the scope of measurement for your buildings and operations — from the sensors to the client portal.
E-mail: qintec@qintec.sk · Phone: +421 2 3240 1217 (working days 9:00 – 15:30)