Lower peaks
Shed solar gain before chillers ramp up
Automatic
Sun-tracking control, no manual adjustment
BACnet
Integrates with your existing BAS
Retrofit-ready
Motorize existing shades or specify new
What's Included
Your Facade, Working for the Building.
Solar-Responsive Automation
Shades adjust automatically based on sun position, angle, and intensity throughout the day — blocking heat gain before it ever reaches your HVAC load.
Astronomical clock plus optional rooftop or facade sensors.
HVAC Load Integration
Shade positioning coordinates with your cooling systems. On peak-demand days, the building sheds solar gain first — before chillers ramp up.
BACnet integration with your existing BAS. No standalone silo.
Occupancy-Aware Control
Occupied zones prioritize comfort and glare control; unoccupied zones prioritize energy. The system knows the difference and acts on it.
Works with the same occupancy sensors as your lighting controls.
Scheduled Scenes
Morning glare control on east exposures, afternoon heat rejection on west — programmed once, adjusted seasonally, running automatically.
Per-facade and per-zone scheduling with manual override support.
Unified Dashboard
Shade positions live in the same interface as HVAC, lighting, and energy data. One login, complete visibility, full manual control when you want it.
Accessible from desktop or mobile. Full audit log retained.
Tenant Comfort Wins
Less glare on screens, fewer hot spots by the windows, and a facade that responds to the day — comfort complaints drop when shading is automated.
Per-zone tenant override available where leases require it.
Who It's For
Built for the People Who Feel the Afternoon Sun.
Facility Managers
One less system to babysit.
Automated shading runs itself and reports into the same dashboard as everything else — no separate vendor app, no manual seasonal adjustments.
Property Managers
Comfort complaints drop. So does the cooling bill.
Solar heat gain drives afternoon hot-spot complaints and peak demand charges. Automated shading addresses both without touching the mechanical plant.
Building Owners
Demand reduction without capital-heavy equipment.
Shading is one of the lowest-cost levers for cutting peak cooling load — and it extends the life of the HVAC equipment you already own.