Energy by floor and tenant
Meter readings sit beside the plant that serves each floor, so waste is easy to locate.
Offices, malls and mixed-use towers run chillers on BACnet, tenant meters on Modbus and lighting on KNX. IoTServa reads them where they are and puts them in one hierarchy.

Each trade installed its own system, so facilities teams swap between consoles to answer simple questions: which floor is wasting energy, which air handler is hunting, which tenant meter went silent. Nothing joins the data together.
Meter readings sit beside the plant that serves each floor, so waste is easy to locate.
Zone temperatures and equipment alarms trend side by side instead of in separate tools.
Alerts from any protocol reach the same on-call list with the same wording.
Building and tenant summaries come from one history, not from stitched spreadsheets.
Each one is read natively and joins the same tag model.
Read chillers, air handlers and VAV boxes over BACnet/IP and BACnet MS/TP, with COV subscriptions so changes arrive when they happen.
Read MorePoll Modbus RTU and Modbus TCP devices, decode registers with the right word order and scaling, and publish clean engineering values.
Read MoreListen to KNX group telegrams over KNX IP, map group addresses from your ETS project, and control rooms from one place.
Read MoreStart with the plant room BACnet points and the main incoming meter. Add one floor of tenant meters once those read cleanly.
No. IoTServa reads from the BMS controllers and the meters beneath it, and leaves control logic where it is.
Yes. IoTServa is a read-first layer beside the existing BMS and does not take over its configuration.
Tell us which protocols are on site. We will scope a pilot that reads your real devices.