Data Acquisition

Reliable data.
Better performance.

Our IoT-based data collection solutions capture real-time data from HVAC and building systems to help you monitor performance, identify issues early, and optimize energy use.

LAYER ONE: SENSORS

Three Ways to Collect
Measurements

Enerinno collects operating data from HVAC and building systems using wireless sensors, existing equipment controllers, and wired instruments. We select the most practical connection method for each project to support reliable monitoring, troubleshooting, and performance verification.

Wireless Sensors equipment photo

Wireless Sensors

Collect temperature, humidity, pressure and other measurements wirelessly, reducing installation costs and the need for additional wiring.

Existing Equipment Controllers equipment photo

Existing Equipment Controllers

Access available operating data, including temperatures, status and setpoints, directly from compatible HVAC controllers using Modbus or BACnet.

Wired Sensors and Interface Modules equipment photo

Wired Sensors and Interface Modules

Measure temperature, pressure, flow and electrical parameters using wired sensors and compatible analog, pulse and digital interfaces.

Layer Two: Enerinno IoT Gateway

More Than a Gateway:
A Powerful Edge Computer

Local Data Processing and Direct Control of Field Equipment

Inputs

Sensor Readings

Current, voltage, temperature, pressure, flow and other field measurements.


Control Logic

User-defined rules or authorized intelligent control decisions.

Edge Processing

Enerinno industrial IoT gateway with Ethernet and field terminals
Enerinno IoT Gateway

Field Control

Analog Outputs

0/4–20 mA; 0–5 V, 0–10 V and ±5/±10 V, where supported by the configured output modules.


Digital Outputs

NPN or PNP transistor outputs and optional relay outputs, depending on hardware configuration.

Local Functions

1Filter and Validate Sensor Readings
2Perform Calculations and Apply Formulas
3Execute Authorized Control Rules Locally
4Send Processed Data and Action Records to the Cloud

Example Real-Time Control Actions

Four example HVAC control actions: switch heat pump mode, modulate a three-way valve, turn an air handling unit on or off, and adjust a boiler setpoint

Output capabilities and direct-control functions depend on the gateway, connected I/O modules, equipment interfaces and approved control configuration.

LOCAL DATA INTELLIGENCE

Edge Processing

Local data analysis and calculations at the IoT gateway before transmitting selected results to the cloud.

How It Works

01

Data Validation

Collect and check sensor readings.

02

Filtering & Aggregation

Filter measurements, calculate averages and trends, and prepare relevant results for transmission.

03

Performance Calculations

Calculate capacity, energy, COP, EER and GUE when required data is available.

04

Local Storage & Transmission

Store data where configured and securely send processed results.

05

Local Control

Execute authorized application-specific logic where supported.

06

Equipment Integration

Exchange measurements and commands with compatible controllers through configured communication protocols.

Advantages of Edge Processing

  • Reduced cloud data traffic
  • Faster local calculations and responses
  • Local processing during internet interruptions, where configured
  • Useful performance data for troubleshooting
Edge processing formulas for thermal capacity Q, gas utilization efficiency GUE, energy efficiency ratio EER and coefficient of performance COP

Applications

Edge processing supports residential, light-commercial and commercial HVAC systems by analyzing equipment data locally before transmitting results to the cloud. It helps identify performance deficiencies, support system optimization and verify energy savings.

Wireless sensors

Sensors for HVAC Monitoring

A range of wireless sensors can monitor key parameters in HVAC systems. These devices help track operating conditions, identify inefficiencies and support system optimization through Enerinno’s monitoring platform.

Wireless humidity and temperature sensor

Wireless Humidity and Temperature Sensors

Monitor temperature and relative humidity to track indoor conditions, identify moisture concerns and support efficient HVAC operation.

Wireless AC current meter

Wireless AC Current Meters

Measure electrical current to monitor equipment load, identify unusual operating patterns and support energy analysis.

Wireless PM2.5 sensor

Wireless PM2.5 Sensors

Track fine airborne particles to assess indoor air quality and inform ventilation strategies.

Wireless dry contact sensor

Wireless Dry Contact Sensors

Monitor open and closed states of switches, relays and equipment contacts for status and alarm indications.

Wireless thermocouple sensor

Wireless Thermocouple Sensors

Measure temperatures at boilers, exhausts, piping and other critical HVAC or industrial locations.

Wireless voltage detection sensor

Wireless Voltage Detection Sensors

Detect voltage presence or changes to help monitor electrical supply and equipment operation.

Wireless pulse counter

Wireless Pulse Counters

Capture pulses from compatible water, gas or energy meters to support consumption tracking.

Other wireless sensors

Other Sensors

Integrate pressure, flow, level and other compatible measurements based on project requirements.