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Senzary SmartHVAC · IoTLogIQ FacilitiesIQ

EXISTING AC.
CONNECTED
OPERATIONS.

Know which rooms need attention. Manage compatible AC units across your buildings. Give your facilities team one operating view.

SmartHVAC brings Milesight UC701 sensing and infrared control into a Senzary deployment, with IoTLogIQ FacilitiesIQ integration and commissioning matched to your site.

For compatible IR-controlled AC · Single sites or multiple buildings

Meet the hardwareMILESIGHT UC701
Milesight UC701 Smart AC Controller and optional battery compartment; manufacturer product image

Sense

Connect

Control

Milesight manufacturer image. Battery compartment is optional.

The daily facilities problem

MOVE FROM ROOM CHECKS
TO INFORMED ACTION.

Room comfort

Built-in temperature and humidity sensing helps you see where conditions have drifted. Place an optional NTC probe where the temperature matters.

Daily control

Power, mode, setpoint, and fan commands for compatible AC units. Keep familiar room remotes and add the optional WT401 thermostat.

Operating routine

Local weekly schedules and temperature limits help address unnecessary operation. Optional current feedback helps check whether a unit is drawing current.

How it works

A CLEARER PICTURE
OF EVERY AC.

The UC701 sits near the indoor unit and sends infrared commands, like a room remote. LoRaWAN connects it to the management platform; Bluetooth supports local configuration and the optional WT401.

Keep the measurement, the requested setting, and the observed response distinct. That gives the team a useful basis for action.

Specify your sensor kit
What UC701 measures and what it infers
SourceWhat you can use
Built in

Temperature + relative humidity

Room conditions at the controller. Position it where the reading represents the space.

Optional NTC probe

One external temperature point

Use for room or outlet-air temperature. Add sensors for simultaneous supply/return measurements.

Optional current transformer

Current + running feedback

Rough electrical feedback supports running checks. It does not provide revenue-grade energy measurement.

Infrared controller

Power, mode, setpoint + fan

Commanded and controller-reported settings. Validate the physical AC response during commissioning.

Runtime calculation

Estimated energy

A runtime-and-configured-power estimate. Pair a dedicated energy meter for measured kWh and savings analysis.

Your FacilitiesIQ deployment

ONE VIEW ACROSS
ROOMS AND BUILDINGS.

Connect each controller to its site, room, and AC asset. Scope comfort trends, schedules, exception alerts, and authorized control together with the rest of your facility data.

A useful operating viewIllustrative display · Example data
Illustrative SmartHVAC display, not live facility data
Area / ACRoomRequestedOperation feedbackTeam action
Meeting room / AC-0124.0°CCool · 23°CCurrent detectedMonitor comfort
Office east / AC-0228.1°CCool · 23°CNo current detectedCheck the unit
Lobby / AC-03—Last request: OffTelemetry staleCheck connectivity

Display last-seen time and data freshness. Current feedback is optional and does not prove cooling performance. Alarm thresholds and verification windows are commissioned for the site.

01

Match the equipment

Record the AC and remote model, verify IR commands, select the regional radio version, and confirm the power and accessory kit.

02

Connect the facility

Commission the LoRaWAN gateway and network server, validate UC701 decoding, and bind each controller to its room and AC asset in IoTLogIQ.

03

Put the team in control

Configure FacilitiesIQ views, reporting intervals, alarms, permissions, and command verification. Hand over after the site acceptance checks pass.

UC701 integration is configured and validated as part of the project. Gateway coverage, network class support, reporting frequency, and control permissions are confirmed during the pilot.

Match the installation

START WITH THE RIGHT KIT.

Select accessories for the room, the AC, and the installation position. Scope the complete system before ordering hardware.

Visible placement

Wall-mounted or nearby

  • UC701 temperature and humidity sensing at its installed position.
  • A clear, validated infrared path to the AC receiver.
  • USB-C power, or an optional three-AA battery configuration within its 0–40°C operating range.
  • Optional current transformer for operation checks; USB power is recommended with the CT.

Concealed placement

Inside an appropriate unit space

  • Both the external NTC temperature probe and external IR emitter are required.
  • Position the probe for the intended room or outlet-air measurement.
  • Preserve service access and follow the AC manufacturer’s installation requirements.
  • Qualified electrical personnel install the optional CT on the correct individual conductor.

Grow with FacilitiesIQ

AC IS ONE PART
OF THE FACILITY.

Bring room use, doors, water risk, and measured energy into the same project when those signals improve the operating decision.

Occupancy + doors

Use separate occupancy and contact sensors for actual room use and open-window status.

Condensate + leaks

Add leak sensing around drain pans and water-risk areas.

Measured energy

Use suitable metering for real kWh and a defensible before-and-after baseline.

Deeper diagnostics

Add supply/return temperature, vibration, or other sensing to match the equipment.

Before your pilot

THE PRACTICAL QUESTIONS.

Will UC701 work with our existing AC units?

It is designed for infrared-controlled AC units, including many mini-splits, window units, cassette units, and PTACs. The actual AC and remote model must be tested against the code library or IR learning. A building with wired-only controls or a different HVAC interface needs a different integration path.

Can the original remote still be used?

Yes. The manufacturer supports coexistence with the original remote and an optional WT401 room thermostat. We verify remote use, controller position, temperature limits, and state reporting as part of commissioning.

Does it measure AC electricity consumption?

The controller can estimate energy using runtime and configured rated power. Its optional current transformer provides rough current and operation feedback. For measured kWh, verified savings, or variable-load energy analysis, add a suitable energy meter.

Can it be concealed inside the AC?

Milesight requires both an external NTC temperature probe and an external IR emitter for concealed installation. The installation must preserve the correct sensing position, infrared path, and equipment service access.

How often does the facilities dashboard update?

Sampling and reporting are different. Manufacturer defaults are 30-second temperature/humidity collection, 5-second current collection when the CT is used, and a 10-minute reporting interval. The project sets the reporting and alarm behavior to suit the network, power source, and operational need.

Is the UC701 integration already native in FacilitiesIQ?

UC701 onboarding, payload decoding, dashboard mapping, and remote-command verification are scoped and commissioned for each Senzary deployment. We confirm the complete integration and the supported operating functions during the pilot.

What else should we monitor?

Add door or window contacts when actual opening status matters, occupancy sensors when operation should follow room use, leak sensors for condensate risk, and dedicated energy metering for measured consumption. An AC filter-cleaning reminder is elapsed-time based; detecting a dirty filter needs additional instrumentation.

Your next step

SHOW US YOUR AC.
WE’LL SCOPE THE CONNECTION.

Bring the AC model, the remote, your unit count, and the sites you manage.

We’ll define compatibility checks, hardware, network, FacilitiesIQ integration, and the pilot acceptance criteria.

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