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Monitors each refrigerated case's defrost cycles from the controller — whether a cycle starts on schedule, terminates on its configured condition within its expected duration, and lets the case recover. Catches a missed, run-long, or unterminated defrost before it ices the coil and pushes the case out of band.

Monitors the centralized refrigeration rack from its controller — discharge and suction pressure against commissioned limits, protection trips and resets, and the pump-down sequence. A rack fault affects every case the rack feeds at once, so catching it early protects the whole rack's product.

Auditable temperature reporting per asset, critical event traceability, and cold-chain regulatory documentation. Food safety compliance ready for inspection.

Extends monitoring to critical non-refrigeration assets: ovens, fryers, salamander broilers, deli stations. Reduces downtime in hot food and deli operations.

Tracks CO2, VOCs, and PM2.5 to validate ventilation effectiveness and support employee/customer wellness reporting. Useful for compliance with stricter indoor air standards.

Monitors and controls entrance air curtains — on/off state, runtime, and activation compliance — so the thermal barrier is actually running when doors are open.

Tracks restroom air quality (VOC / odor index) and flags spikes so cleaning is dispatched before customers notice.

Predictive charge-loss and refrigerant-leak indicators on refrigerant-bearing HVAC equipment, plus auditable tracking of charge, leak events, and recovery. Covers rooftop/package units, split systems, heat pumps, and chillers where compatible telemetry exists. Supports EPA Section 608 / state-level refrigerant regulations.

Predictive charge-loss and refrigerant-leak indicators on commercial-refrigeration systems, plus auditable tracking of charge, leak events, and recovery. Covers racks, condensing units, walk-ins, coolers, and display cases where compatible telemetry exists. Supports EPA Section 608 / state-level refrigerant regulations.

Monitoring for the central cooling plant (Chiller Plant) — chilled-water and cooling-tower ΔT, operational-sequence compliance, and plant efficiency (kW per ton) where the plant is metered. Instruments the building's single largest cooling load and surfaces its operational metrics and alarms; it does not control the plant.

Per-box monitoring and control for all-air office floors — one AHU feeding many variable-air-volume boxes. Adds deep per-terminal visibility (airflow delivery, damper saturation, minimum ventilation, loop stability) and control that scales by tier: visibility and ad-hoc command at Essential, managed alarm ops at Managed, proactive device-level control at Optimized. Installs and operates the terminal controller — it does not replace defective field devices.

Deep monitoring and control for the office air handler that feeds an all-air floor — supply-air temperature compliance, duct static pressure (reset to follow the VAV boxes), fan/VFD performance, filter differential pressure, and chilled-water valve/coil performance, plus economizer effectiveness where an outdoor-air damper exists. Control scales by tier. Installs and operates the plant controller — it does not replace defective field devices.

Auditable monthly self-test reporting, battery health monitoring, and code compliance evidence (NFPA 101, OSHA) for emergency egress lighting. Replaces manual monthly walkthroughs.

Astronomical clock + photocell-driven control of parking-lot, canopy, signage, and facade lighting. Eliminates manual schedule updates for daylight savings, seasonal shifts, and regional variation across the fleet.

Standard connectors — Green Button, EnergyStar Portfolio Manager, and major utility APIs — pull interval consumption and cost straight from the utility, with no on-site hardware. Normalizes each utility's billing format and reconciles the pulled data against meter telemetry.

Continuous tariff analysis with rate-schedule recommendations and utility-incentive enrollment management.

Automated audit of utility bills against tariff schedules and meter data. Identifies billing errors, incorrect rate classes, and overcharges. Manages refund recovery.

Enrolls eligible sites and controllable loads in utility demand response programs at the portfolio level. Manages event response, post-event verification, and incentive collection. HVAC and other climate equipment are the primary curtailment lever.

Integration with on-site solar, battery storage, or PPA contracts. Tracks generation vs consumption, validates PPA invoicing, supports renewable energy certificates (RECs) accounting.

Tracks vendor response time, first-visit resolution rate, and cost per ticket across any contracted product.

Compare stores across all contracted products. Identifies outliers in consumption, failures, and operating cost.

Extend the integration to additional systems not included in the product's base Model B.

Deep integration with your CMMS beyond the standard.

Programmatic access to Keedian's normalized operational data for your analytics, BI, or data lake.

Custom dashboards and one-off reports built to your spec, on top of the data Keedian already collects.

Temperature and operating-status monitoring for office cafeteria, pantry, and vending refrigeration — alarms on warm cases and outages so food-safety risk is caught before stock is lost.

Monitoring of the electrical-continuity chain — UPS and standby generators, with the ATS and main switchboard as supporting signals — so a backup that is not ready surfaces before the outage it was meant to cover, not during it, and the site stays online: an office building's tenants and critical rooms, or a bank branch's ATMs, teller and core-banking systems, security, and comms. Monitors readiness ("will the backup take the load, and for how long?"), not just "broken now." Continuity links to the other monitoring add-ons for the layers they already cover — Chiller Plant Monitoring (critical-environment cooling), Fire Detection & Suppression Monitoring, and Vertical Transport Monitoring — which read alongside continuity but stay separate add-ons.

Monitoring of elevators and escalators — operating status, fault codes, and out-of-service events — so a stoppage is detected and routed to the maintenance provider the moment it happens.

Monitoring of fire detection and suppression systems — panel status, supervisory and trouble signals, and test/inspection records — so a supervisory fault or a missed inspection is caught and routed to the life-safety provider.