Energy and equipment reports - Johnson Controls - LIT-12012497 - Software Application - OpenBlue Enterprise Manager - 4.2.1

The following energy and equipment reports are available:

Alarm report by building

This report displays the count of faults for each equipment category for the selected buildings. Compare buildings in terms of fault counts by indicating a building that needs attention and an equipment category that needs to be focused on. This report also contains the total faults, acknowledged faults, unacknowledged faults, average duration of a fault, total duration of the faults and average time to acknowledge each fault.

Alarm report by time series

This report displays the alarm data from each system for each day. View the total alarm count for each system, active duration of the alarm, average duration for an alarm and average time taken by the user to acknowledge the alarm. Use this data to understand the impact of alarm and its associated responsiveness to be taken by the personnel to act on it. This report is only available with Alarm Manager.

Chilled water set point optimization report

Provides the value of showing the user how well the chiller outlet temperature is maintained. It includes insight of the chiller outlet set point by comparing it against the building load in the form of the number of chilled water valves opened. It shows you if the chilled outlet temperature is still kept low, in spite of the fact chilled that the valves are in a closed position.

Chiller plant efficiency by building

This report provides an efficiency summary of the chiller plants that serve the respective selected buildings. You can view energy consumption and output of each plant in terms of tonnage for plants of each building. This helps to focus on the least efficient plant and maintain them better.

Chiller plant efficiency by month

This report displays a comparative view of chiller plant efficiency for multiple buildings for multiple months. You can compare and see how the chiller plant efficiency has trended or changed over certain period of time. This helps to compare and compare different chiller plants.

Detailed fault report by equipment

This report displays the comparison of fault count by equipment type and time to acknowledge those faults. View the total fault duration of the faults under these equipment types. This helps to compare faults for each equipment type and what the response time taken is to acknowledge this fault.

Energy baseline report for meters

This report displays the energy consumption against a baseline for meters. View the actual consumption for the selected period, the baseline for the selected period, the change in consumption, and the percentage change with respect to the baseline.

Energy baseline report for spaces

This report displays the energy consumption against a baseline for spaces. View the actual consumption for the selected period, the baseline for the selected period, the change in consumption, and the percentage change with respect to the baseline.

Energy comparison report by location

This report compares the Consumption and Max Demand of different spaces for the same period. There is a data normalization feature along with the normal comparison which, when selected, eliminates the effect of weather.

Example: If a Building Owner wants to compare the consumption or demand of Floor 1 and Floor 2 that are leased to the same company, the Owner can use this report to view the two floors that were responsible for the max demand that resulted in a penalty.

Energy comparison report by meter

This report compares Consumption data and maximum Demand data for different meters for the same period.

Example: If you want to compare Meters from Building 1 and Building 2, that have the same area and hours of operation, this report does the comparison, allowing you to see the difference between these two building meters.

Energy comparison report by period for location

Compares the Consumption and Max Demand for the same space but for different periods. There is a data weather normalization feature along with the normal comparison that, when selected, eliminates the effect of weather. The Weather Normalization feature enhances this capability by normalizing the effect of weather on this building.

Example: If you want to compare the Consumption from Building 1 from winter of this year to winter of last year, you can do that and see what changes have occurred.

Energy comparison report by period for meter

Compares a single meter’s Consumption and Max Demand for different periods.

Example: If you want to compare the meter catering to HVAC load this summer compared to last summer, and look for any deviations, this report helps you to see this information.

Energy consumption and efficiency report by building

This report helps to compare the energy consumption and EUI for different buildings and the water consumption and WUI for different buildings. Comparing buildings for energy and water consumption and efficiencies helps to determine the most efficient and least efficient buildings to prioritize.

Energy report by meter

Helps you to see the Consumption, Demand and Power Factor Trending data for the selected meters, over a selected period. It supports multiple commodities.

Example: If you want to generate a report of all the main meters of the building and see how its consumption, demand and power factor are trending for the current period, and also view the deviation compared to the previous period, this report can provide access to this data.

Energy impact fault monetization report

Shows the impact of the fault and cost associated with the fault left open by the building. It also provides rules, and displays the impact that the rules have on consumption and cost. The report also provides insight on the consumption and cost occurred with equipment due to faults.

Equipment fault summary report

Provides the daily digest of faults related to equipment. Report supports user-configurable schedules for delivering the reports through email.

Fault detail by equipment type report

You can create a report for a specific location to validate which pieces of equipment are generating the maximum number of faults in a selected time period. Only one location can be dropped per report, and all buildings under that location are considered for report generation. You can download the report offline into Excel or CSV, or download only the graphs if required

Fault report by building

This report displays the count of faults for each equipment category for the selected buildings. Compare buildings in terms of fault counts by indicating a building that needs attention and an equipment category that needs to be focused on. This report also contains the total faults, acknowledged faults, unacknowledged faults, average duration of a fault, total duration of the faults and average time to acknowledge each fault.

Fault report by time series

This report displays the fault count from each equipment category on a time series plot for a given building. View data for total fault occurrences, active duration of the fault, average duration of the fault and average time taken to acknowledge the fault from each equipment category for a given period. This helps to understand the trend of fault coming from all equipment categories and its associated response by personnel.

Fault statistics by priority

This report displays the statistics of fault based on its priority. View statistics that include total count, duration, total cost, average duration of a fault, average time to acknowledge fault for each priority of the fault. This helps to understand the data behind each priority of the fault for the selected space.

Meter data quality report

Provides you with data related to meter points. This report covers:

• Points which are offline
• Points which have spikes
• Points which have no change in data

All these data have duration of these anomalies and spike value along with the cleaned value. The report provides detailed analysis about the meter involved, point name, space, and duration.