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Solution 09 / 09

Smart Hotel

Empty rooms with the air-con on, and guests complaining first

What the screen looks like
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Occupancy Today
78%
7% saved
5F4F3F2FGUESTVACANTAC LEFT ONROOM MAP · LIVEROOMS25 / 327 VACANTPOWER386 kWPLANT LOADLOBBY24.6° · 55%TEMP · RH
AI Insight

2 vacant rooms still have the air-con on (5F and 3F) — send the list to housekeeping for their round

Room Status
All floors · 32 rooms
25 / 32
Plant Load MDB-1
Modbus · Chiller + boiler
386 kW
Lobby Climate
WiFi · Lobby
24.6 °C · 55%
  • Rooms floor by floor, taken and free
  • Vacant rooms still being cooled are highlighted first
  • Occupancy set against the plant's consumption
  • Temperature and humidity in the public areas

Figures on this screen are illustrative; a real one shows readings from your own site.

What you see

  • No single view of how many rooms are free tonight or what occupancy is
  • Vacant rooms left cooling, so the power bill doesn't fall with occupancy
  • Lobby, restaurant or kitchen cold room drifting in temperature or humidity unnoticed

What we do

One dashboard showing room status on every floor, occupancy, plant power use, and temperature and humidity in public areas, with LINE alerts when something is off.

What you get: The whole hotel on one screen, power use that tracks real occupancy, and problems fixed before guests notice.
Fits: Hotels · Resorts · Serviced apartments

How it works

01
Sensors and meters

Plant power, chiller temperatures, kitchen cold rooms and the public areas

Modbus · WiFi · 4G
02
Gateway

Collects every meter and sensor in the hotel and sends them up

MQTT / HTTPS
03
Cloud

History on servers in Thailand, PDPA-compliant

History
04
AI analysis

Momosight sets consumption against occupancy and points at what doesn't track the guest count

AI insight
05
Dashboard

Room status, occupancy, energy and climate on one screen

LINE · Email
06
Alerts to engineering

LINE the moment plant or a cold room drifts — before a guest notices

The platform also speaksBACnetOPC UATelegram

What it does

Rooms and occupancy at a glance

How many rooms are taken and how many are free, next to what the hotel is drawing.

Plant energy, separated

Chillers, hot water, pumps and the kitchen, each on their own.

Kitchen cold rooms watched

Cold rooms and fridges monitored around the clock, with warning before stock is lost.

Comfort in public areas

Lobby and restaurant temperature and humidity, for the guests' sake.

Engineers told first

A LINE alert as a reading starts to move, instead of a call from a guest.

A group of hotels

Every property in one place, and comparable with each other.

Devices used in this system

Prices are per set; how many you need depends on the site.

Where it fits

City hotels

Many rooms and central plant

Resorts

Buildings spread across the grounds

Serviced apartments

Longer stays

Small hotels

A couple of engineers covering everything

Hotels with restaurants

Kitchens and cold rooms to watch

Hotel groups

Properties to compare

How we work with you

  1. 01
    Survey the plant

    Panels, main plant, cold rooms, and how many rooms to follow.

  2. 02
    Install and test

    Meters and sensors fitted, then checked against what the site actually shows.

  3. 03
    Thresholds and recipients

    Temperature and energy limits, and the engineering team's LINE group per shift.

  4. 04
    Support afterwards

    Annual MA with remote and on-site support.

Related documents

Questions about this system

Does it have to connect to our PMS?

No — it runs on our own meters and sensors. Pulling room status from an existing PMS is possible but is scoped as an integration of its own.

Can it be installed without disturbing guests?

Most of the work is in plant rooms and panels and can be booked off-peak; anything inside guest areas is scheduled around housekeeping or while rooms are empty.

Will it actually cut the power bill?

What the system does is show where the energy goes and when it stops tracking occupancy. How much comes off the bill depends on what the team changes; we do not promise a figure in advance.

Can we see several properties at once?

Yes. All of them sit in one system, viewed together or separately, with access limited per property.

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