Based on your individual needs, dashboards can be configured using the Custom Dashboard feature to display data for space, meters, or equipment. Select a chart and add the points that need to be displayed. You can share custom dashboards, add comments on widgets, create multiple tabs under define dashboard to accommodate more custom widgets, and rearrange different tabs that have the custom widgets in any order.
Some of the available custom dashboards include:
- Line chart: Map different points with the same unit of measure, or up to four different units of measure, in the same chart.
- Area chart: Map different points with the same units of measure, or up to four different units of measure in the same chart.
- Column chart: Map different points with the same units of measure, or up to four different units of measure in the same chart.
- Stacked column chart
- Stacked column aggregation chart
- Bar chart: Map different points with the same units of measure, or up to four different units of measure in the same chart.
- Stacked bar chart: Map different points with the same units of measure, or up to four different units of measure in the same chart.
- Pie chart: Use a pie chart to see the contribution of the consumption of four buildings, in percentage, for that location. The contribution from each building is also shown in a percentage, providing an easy view to you as to which building is contributing the most in consumption.
- Heat map chart: Use a heat map for easy detection of hot spots leading to high consumption and demand during parts of the day. This allows for quicker corrective actions for when the hot spots occur. You can map a single point at a time. The minimum and maximum color range is automatically filled, but can be edited.
Combined charts:
- Column line chart
- Column area chart
- Stacked column aggregation line chart
- Stacked column stacked area chart
- Consumption and demand comparisons
- Consumption comparison: This feature helps you to compare the consumption
(current and previous) at various timelines.
- You can view data at various resolutions hourly, daily, and weekly to analyze the data more thoroughly.
- The representation of a workday, non-workday, and holiday helps a user to understand weekly energy pattern.
- You can view consumption for occupied and unoccupied hours for present and previous timestamps for all commodities.
- You can view consumption data at varying levels, such as by floor, wing, room, or meter.
- You can also view consumption of different load types mapped for a floor.
- Data Aggregation gives the unique ability to dig deeper into the data.
- Demand comparison: This feature helps you to track energy demand and helps to
reduce the demand charges.
- You can view data at various resolutions hourly, daily and weekly to analyze the data more thoroughly.
- The representation of weekday, weekend and holidays helps a user to understand weekly energy patterns.
- The options, Peak, Maximum, Minimum and Average in the drop-down menu helps the user to analyze demand.
- You can view demand data at varying levels, such as by floor, wing, room, or meter.
- Data aggregation provides the unique ability to dig deeper into the data.