Business case · Buildings & Facilities

78,000 runtime hours saved in 6 months at 745 Thurlow

KODE OS unified 2,000+ devices and 28,000 points to optimize HVAC schedules and automate commissioning.

78,000+equipment runtime hours savedVENDOR-REPORTED

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Deployed for 745 Thurlow

Key results Vendor-reportedSource: kodelabs.com

78,000+

equipment runtime hours saved

six-month study

32,171.8 kWh

fan-coil energy savings

78,000 hours at an average 412 W per FCU

$3,200

six-month FCU energy savings

calculated at $0.10 per kWh

60+

heating and cooling issues found

3,000+ FCUs tested over six months

78,000 runtime hours saved in 6 months at 745 Thurlow

Deployment facts

Context

Customer745 Thurlow

Customer typeLarge Class A office and retail property

Industry / segmentBuildings & Facilities · Class A commercial office buildings

Scale400,000 ft² building; 2,000+ devices; 28,000+ points; 3,000+ fan-coil units tested

RegionVancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Results

Evidence statusVendor-reported

The challenge

The operating reality

The 400,000-square-foot 745 Thurlow property contained more than 2,000 devices and 28,000 points across HVAC, lighting, metering, air quality, leak detection, smart bathrooms and work orders. Property teams needed to reduce energy and maintenance costs without compromising the tenant experience.

The approach

What KODE Labs deployed

KODE OS integrated and normalized the building’s operational and IoT data, then applied Optimized Start Stop and digital commissioning. Machine-learning schedules adjusted equipment to weather, occupancy and operating needs, while automated functional testing surfaced HVAC issues and routed work through KODE OS Mobile.

The results

What changed

Over six months, optimized scheduling removed more than 78,000 fan-coil runtime hours, equal to 32,171.8 kWh and $3,200 at the source’s $0.10/kWh assumption. KODE annualized the FCU savings at $6,400. Digital commissioning tested more than 3,000 FCUs and identified over 60 heating and cooling issues for faster response.