SMARTEH is a European developer of professional building automation and dispatch systems (Building Management System – BMS). Unlike generic industrial systems, their core specialization lies in hotels, cruise liners, and restaurants. At the heart of the developers’ philosophy is the principle of maintaining the highest possible level of comfort for the Guest, combined with effective environmental and energy management for hoteliers.
What the Guest sees:
- Familiar and intuitive lighting control.
- Climate control (heating and air conditioning temperature).
- SOS buttons, Room Service call, and Do Not Disturb mode – seamlessly integrated at the software level into the hotel management system.
- Control of additional room systems (e.g., motorized blinds/shades).
What the Hotel Manager receives:
- Energy efficiency management for both occupied and vacant rooms, as well as public areas: conference halls, restaurants and kitchens, fitness and SPA zones, significantly reducing building maintenance costs.
- Access control and room presence tracking (maid / guest) for enhanced security.
- Fast and effective response to critical events, such as equipment failure, water leaks, electrical short circuits, etc.
- More efficient room service, increasing Guest satisfaction and loyalty.
SMARTEH energy-saving algorithms continuously, in real-time, monitor and optimize all building life-support processes, ensuring a reduction in total energy consumption.
The SMARTEH Comprehensive Automation System monitors, manages, regulates, and optimizes:
- Heating systems.
- Ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.
- Water supply monitoring.
- Lighting and blinds/shades.
- Fire and security systems.
- Kitchen exhaust systems.
The primary task of a Building Management System (BMS) is to visualize the status of all engineering systems and control them. The BMS interacts with hardware devices, receiving all information necessary for operation.
SMARTEH controllers seamlessly interface with other systems and infrastructure, such as: Hotel Management Systems (HMS); TV systems; Internet; Telephony; Heating; Ventilation; Water supply, and Security.
This integrated philosophy allows for optimized performance across all engineering utility lines, thereby significantly reducing energy consumption.
According to the European standard EN 15232, the implementation of a SMARTEH system can qualify for energy efficiency Class “A”, which allows for savings of over 30% on the hotel’s energy costs.
