Aware Building's wireless sensors for monitoring power loss provide continuous oversight of the electrical systems in a residential high-rise, alerting building managers immediately when power interruptions occur in critical areas, such as lighting, HVAC, elevators, and emergency systems. By detecting power losses in real-time, these sensors allow managers to respond swiftly, restoring services and preventing extended downtime that could inconvenience residents or jeopardize safety. Early detection also helps mitigate potential risks like emergency lighting failures, HVAC shutdowns, or elevator entrapments, ensuring a safer environment and reducing liability concerns.

From an operational efficiency perspective, these sensors support proactive maintenance by identifying the specific areas and equipment affected by power issues, allowing for targeted inspections and repairs. This reduces unnecessary troubleshooting, saves time, and minimizes labor costs. Furthermore, the data collected on power loss incidents can help managers identify trends, such as recurring issues in specific circuits or equipment, enabling long-term improvements in system reliability and energy management.

For building managers, Aware Building’s power loss sensors enhance operational resilience by enabling immediate responses to electrical interruptions, reducing downtime, and minimizing resident inconvenience.

For board members, these sensors provide a safeguard for resident safety, lowering potential repair costs and improving the building’s overall reliability and appeal. By investing in power loss monitoring, the building can achieve more efficient energy management and ensure consistent, dependable service that supports resident satisfaction and protects property value.