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In the wave of intelligent and digital transformation of buildings, the central control room serves as the "smart brain" of building operations. Its management level directly determines the efficiency of system coordination and overall operational quality. The central control room of a smart building typically consists of a data center and UPS power systems, with core responsibilities covering power distribution, air conditioning, energy consumption, fire protection, and other systems — ensuring efficient coordination of building mechanical and electrical equipment, security control, and energy management.

WideIOT deploys industrial intelligent gateways that connect to various devices such as PLCs, instruments, sensors, and cameras. These gateways collect realtime data on equipment operation status, alarm information, and process parameters, and transmit the data to the smart building management platform via 5G/4G/WiFi/Ethernet. This enables remote monitoring, fault alarms, remote control, maintenance management, and data analysis — supporting intelligent, remote monitoring and management of the building while improving work efficiency and management standards.

Key Features

Performs 24/7 uninterrupted data collection for core equipment such as UPS systems, power distribution cabinets, batteries, and precision air conditioners, monitoring key parameters including voltage, current, power, load rate, battery internal resistance, and temperature.

Provides around‑the‑clock monitoring of environmental indicators such as temperature, humidity, dew point, dust, smoke detection, and water leakage, ensuring these remain within standard ranges to maintain a stable operating environment for equipment.

Automatically triggers alarms when equipment faults or abnormal parameters are detected, and notifies management personnel via WeChat, SMS, or email for rapid fault location, diagnosis, and response.

Connects to meters for water, electricity, gas, and heating/cooling sources, automatically collecting and categorizing energy consumption data by type. Generates daily, monthly, and annual energy reports and trend curves to support energysaving decisions.

Automatically creates work orders from alarms, assigns responsible personnel, sets processing deadlines, and tracks the entire process to closure. Establishes a standardized alarm → dispatch → handling → acceptance → archiving workflow, improving maintenance efficiency.

Creates electronic equipment records documenting maintenance plans, historical faults, replacement records, and operating parameters, enabling preventive maintenance and reducing the risk of unplanned downtime.

Allows the gateway to send control commands to PLCs, enabling remote start/stop of air conditioners, fans, motors, and other equipment without on‑site operation, improving emergency response speed.

Performs multi‑dimensional analysis of equipment operation data, environmental data, energy consumption data, and alarm data, generating visual charts, trend curves, and comparative analyses to support informed decisionmaking.