Entronix brings alarms, trends, historical data, and operational analytics into one connected environment.
Too Much Data. Not Enough Clarity.
Modern facilities continuously generate alarms, sensor readings, equipment values, trends, and operating events. The challenge is not getting more data. It is understanding what matters right now.
Entronix brings information from connected systems into one view, helping engineering teams see current conditions, investigate changes, and respond without searching through multiple applications.
The result: fewer blind spots, faster response, clearer priorities, and better operational decisions.
From Event to Understanding
See. Understand. Respond. Learn.
- 01See
Bring real-time alarms, equipment conditions, and operational events into one view.
- 02Understand
Use trends, related data, and historical context to understand what is happening.
- 03Respond
Notify the right people and focus attention on issues requiring action.
- 04Learn
Use historical analytics to recognize patterns, recurring events, and changing performance.
Everything Engineers Need to Stay Informed.
Real-Time Alarms
See Issues as They Happen.
Bring active alarms from connected systems and equipment into a centralized operational view.
Engineers can quickly understand: what happened, where it happened, which equipment is involved, when it started, current status, severity, related operating conditions.
AHU-4 · Supply air temperature high
- WhereRiverside Tower · Level 6
- SystemBAS North
- Started09:42
- StatusActive, 2 min
- RelatedChilled water valve 100%, zone 76.4°F
One place to see what needs attention.
Alarm History
Understand What Happened Before.
An active alarm only tells part of the story. Entronix maintains alarm history so teams can understand whether an event is new, recurring, or part of a larger pattern.
Know whether you're looking at an isolated event or a recurring problem.
Trend Analysis
See How Performance Changes Over Time.
Current values tell you what is happening now. Trends show you how you got there. Entronix allows engineering teams to analyze operational data over time and compare related variables in one view.
AHU-4 · Riverside Tower · values scaled to one axis for comparison
Viewed together, these values can tell a much clearer story than any individual point. Use trends to:
- Investigate alarms
- Compare operating conditions
- Identify recurring patterns
- Understand equipment behavior
- Validate corrective actions
- Analyze performance changes
Historical Analytics
Look Back to Understand What Changed.
Entronix preserves operational history so teams can analyze performance beyond the current moment.
Compare:
- Today vs. yesterday
- This week vs. last week
- Current month vs. prior month
- Event days vs. normal days
- Before vs. after corrective action
- One facility vs. another
Historical information gives engineering teams the context needed to make better decisions.
Exception Monitoring
Focus on What Is Different.
Engineers should not have to watch every data point continuously. Entronix can monitor connected information for exceptions that deserve attention.
- Range · AHU-4 supply air 64.8°F, above 58°F limitRiverside Tower
- State · EF-2 started at 02:10, outside scheduleRiverside Tower
- Energy · Main meter M-101 demand above 950 kW targetRiverside Tower
- Missing data · Sensor T-118 stopped updating 1 h 34 min agoWestgate Plaza
- Range · Lab 3 humidity 68%, above 60% limitSt. Anne Pavilion
- Recurring · Boiler 1 low pressure, 4th time this weekWestgate Plaza
Instead of watching everything, focus on what changed.
Centralized Alarm Intelligence
Many Systems. One Alarm View.
Engineering teams no longer have to check multiple software applications to understand the current condition of the facility.
A large commercial facility may have alarms coming from:
Ten consoles to watch, 28 alarms spread across them.
Different systems. One operational picture.
Make Alarms More Useful
Add Context Before Asking Someone to Act.
An alarm without context creates more work.
Entronix can connect an alarm to the information engineers need to investigate it.
- 01Alarm
- 02Equipment
- 03Related Data
- 04Trend
- 05History
- 06Action
For each event, users can understand:
The condition that triggered the alarm.
Facility, system, and equipment.
Start time, duration, and history.
Related sensor values and operating conditions.
Historical alarms and recurring patterns.
Current status and operational priority.
Notifications
Get the Right Information to the Right People.
Not every user needs every alarm. Entronix can help organizations route important information based on operational requirements.
Notifications may be configured around:
- Alarm severity
- Facility
- System
- Equipment
- Operating condition
- User responsibility
- Time or schedule
- Organization-defined rules
This helps reduce unnecessary noise while making important events more visible.
From Alarm Noise to Priorities
Not Every Alarm Is Equally Important.
Large facilities can generate hundreds or thousands of alarms. Treating every alarm the same makes it difficult to know where to focus.
Entronix helps organize information so teams can prioritize based on factors such as:
- Severity
- Duration
- Frequency
- Equipment importance
- Recurrence
- Operational impact
- Facility
- Organization-defined priority
Performance Dashboards
The Right View for Every Role.
Entronix dashboards turn operational information into views designed around how different teams work.
Active alarms, equipment conditions, trends, and current priorities.
One connected data foundation. Different views for different decisions.
Analytics Across Every Level
From the Enterprise to the Data Point.
- 01Enterprise
Understand operational health, alarm activity, and performance across the organization.
- 02Portfolio
Compare regions, campuses, facilities, or operating groups.
- 03Facility
See alarms, exceptions, trends, and system conditions within one location.
- 04System
Analyze HVAC, electrical, mechanical, energy, and other connected systems.
- 05Equipment
Review equipment status, alarms, trends, and history.
- 06Point
Analyze individual readings, values, statuses, and historical behavior.
Built for Complex Facilities
One Operational Picture Across the Property.
Bring alarms, trends, and analytics from multiple building systems into one view.
Help engineering teams monitor:
- HVAC systems
- Central plants
- Electrical systems
- Energy performance
- Equipment conditions
- Indoor environment
- Critical alarms
AI for Analytics & Alarms
Help Teams Find the Signal in the Noise.
Entronix can use AI and analytics to help users understand large volumes of operational information.
- Detect
Surface unusual operating conditions and exceptions.
- Correlate
Connect alarms with related equipment, values, and events.
- Summarize
Turn complex operating information into concise explanations.
- Prioritize
Help users focus on issues with greater potential impact.
- Report
Transform operational activity into clear management reporting.
The goal is not to generate more alerts. It is to help teams understand which information matters.
Analytics & Alarms vs. FDD
Different Intelligence. One Connected Platform.
Tells teams what is happening.
Monitor alarms, exceptions, trends, historical data, and operational performance.
- What happenedSupply air temperature high at 09:42
- WhereRiverside Tower, Level 6, AHU-4
- TrendRising since 08:00, valve 100% since 10:00
- History11 times in 30 days
Together, they give engineers a more complete operational picture.
See the event. Understand the behavior. Find the fault.
Why Organizations Choose Entronix Analytics & Alarms
- 01Centralize Alarm Visibility
Bring events from multiple systems into one operational view.
- 02Reduce Alarm Noise
Organize and prioritize information instead of treating every event equally.
- 03See Historical Context
Understand what happened before, during, and after an event.
- 04Analyze Trends
Compare operating variables and understand changing equipment behavior.
- 05Monitor Exceptions
Focus attention on conditions outside expected operation.
- 06Notify the Right People
Route meaningful information based on facility and organizational requirements.
- 07Scale Across the Enterprise
Move from individual equipment to portfolio-wide operational intelligence.
Entronix brings alarms, trends, historical information, and analytics together so engineering teams can see problems faster and respond with better context.
One view. Less noise. Better operational decisions.
See the signal. Understand the context. Act with confidence.
