Flow and electrical sensors connect to building controllers through BACnet, Modbus and analog outputs. This enables facility managers to access sensor data via centralized automation platforms and energy management systems. Integration supports automated alarms, data logging for trend analysis and control sequences based on sensor inputs. Operations teams can monitor multiple sensor points simultaneously and implement facility management strategies using near real-time data.

Current sensors monitor electrical behavior in motors and equipment to help identify performance degradation patterns. Abnormal current draw can indicate bearing wear, winding damage, or mechanical binding. Monitoring current signatures supports scheduled maintenance based on actual equipment condition rather than fixed intervals. Integration with building automation systems supports automated alerts and trend analysis for maintenance planning.

Flow and electrical sensors monitor systems such as HVAC air handlers, chilled water loops, electrical distribution panels, motor control centers and battery systems. Applications include:

• Filter monitoring in air handling units
• Pump performance verification
• Building health monitoring
• Circuit-level power tracking

Differential pressure sensors indicate flow conditions and filter loading, while current sensors monitor electrical behavior and equipment performance.