Energy efficiency is the fastest, cheapest and cleanest way to reduce energy consumption and achieve huge economic and management savings. This also makes it possible to achieve the objectives of limiting the gas emissions responsible for the greenhouse effect and global warming set by the Kyoto protocol.

Energy efficiency and comfort level increase is a growing need and a strategic priority for all operators on the market, owners and managers of properties. This requirement sometimes clashes with the high costs necessary to intervene on existing systems with traditional wired technologies which also entail longer construction times.

The UNI EN 15232 standard, which introduced a classification of the control functions of the technical systems of buildings, is the starting point for their implementation and for estimating their impact on energy performance.

In fact, it is possible to predict the energy savings obtainable based on the type of application and the current systems installed in the building to be managed. This allows to have very precise estimates on the obtainable benefits and the return times of the necessary investments.