GoSense Facility

Bring building signals into one operating view.

Structure monitoring around sites, buildings, floors, zones, and responsible teams. Compatible sensing, placement, connectivity, and workflow are confirmed through survey.

GoSense360 Facility monitoring device

Facility scope

Organize spaces before selecting sensors.

Temperature, humidity, air quality, occupancy, energy, and other requested signals are discovery inputs until compatible sensing is approved.

Buildings, floors & zones

Define the physical hierarchy and operational use of each monitored space.

Signal requirements

Document range, accuracy, sampling, placement, environmental, and response requirements.

Operational response

Define who reviews each condition, what evidence is required, and whether an ERP workflow should be scoped.

Wall-mounted GoSense360 Facility monitoring device

Device approach

Survey first. Select second.

  • Indoor and outdoor placement identified
  • Power, network, enclosure, and mounting reviewed
  • Requested signals documented without assuming universal compatibility
  • Final sensing method and bill of materials confirmed in the proposal

FAQ

Common questions.

Is this a replacement for a building-management system?

That depends on the scope. Monitoring can run alongside an existing system or connect to it through a scoped integration; universal replacement is not promised.

Which conditions can be monitored?

Temperature and humidity are the usual starting point. Air quality, occupancy, energy and other signals are assessed against compatible sensing during discovery.

How are spaces organized?

By site, building, floor and zone, agreed before devices are selected so readings and maintenance are easy to locate.

Facility discovery

Map buildings, floors, zones, signals, and operating response.

Discuss facility monitoring