Comfort

Help enhance occupant comfort with automation

Intelligent systems that help balance occupant experience, indoor air quality and energy performance.

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Intelligent systems that help balance occupant experience, indoor air quality and energy performance.

Comfort That Puts Occupants First

 

Honeywell automation helps create comfortable environments that support occupant productivity, safety and well-being. Our integrated approach connects HVAC systems, indoor air quality (IAQ) monitoring, lighting and occupancy-based controls to deliver personalized comfort while supporting energy and operational efficiency goals. Together, these systems can improve the overall indoor environmental quality (IEQ).

From hospitality guestroom automation to commercial building management, our systems adapt to your spaces, helping improve energy consumption whether rooms are occupied or not.

Guestroom management for hospitality

INNCOM Energy Management Systems (EMS) deliver occupancy-based automation for hotels and resorts, helping reduce guestroom HVAC energy consumption while supporting occupant comfort and environmental control.

  • Modular platform scales from standalone to networked EMS
  • Analytics paired with Honeywell Forge Hospitality software enables predictive maintenance
  • Deep mesh network connects smart thermostats
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Indoor air quality monitoring and control

Honeywell IAQ sensors like the TC50 can track PM2.5, CO2, TVOC, temperature and humidity levels with optional visual displays for occupant confirmation and building operator decision support.

  • TR50 sensor offers configurable commercial monitoring
  • CO2 sensors enable demand-controlled ventilation
  • Remote Building Manager balances energy use and IAQ
  • Data flows to BMS platforms to support air quality monitoring and management  CLSS Pathway

Integrated building control

Building control technologies like ComfortPoint® Open provide centralized control over HVAC, lighting and environmental systems with open protocol interoperability.

  • Open protocol support for vendor-agnostic operation

  • IP connectivity enables portfolio-wide visibility

  • Built-in cybersecurity features help protect operations 

  • Remote monitoring simplifies facility management

Smart, adaptive lighting

Occupancy and ambient light sensors coordinate with building controls to deliver individualized and zone-based lighting that adapts automatically, helping support productivity improvements reported in certain studies of up to 23%1 as part of coordinated IEQ control.

  • Zone lighting adjusts to occupancy and natural light
  • Sensors coordinate lighting with HVAC systems
  • Individual preferences customize workspace lighting
  • Machine learning enables pattern-based scheduling

Enhanced occupant experience for hybrid workplaces

 

Mobile apps and touchless technologies support flexible work patterns, enabling workers to personalize comfort settings remotely and access buildings seamlessly whether on-site full-time or splitting time between office and home.

  • Mobile apps enable remote environmental control
  • Touchless entry systems streamline building access
  • Video analytics support compliance monitoring efforts
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Customer Stories

See How Comfort Technologies Deliver Real-World Results

Interactive & Guided Tools

Calculate Energy Savings

See how much you may be able to save by scheduling equipment to turn off during non-business hours. The Plug Load Energy Calculator provides a quick estimate of potential cost reductions when you optimize your building's equipment runtime. Enter your facility details and get immediate insights into energy waste you may be able to eliminate. 
Estimates are illustrative only. Actual savings may vary based on building conditions and operations.

Frequently Asked Questions About Building Comfort Solutions

Comfort technologies use occupancy detection and automated controls to deliver personalized environments when spaces are in use, and to reduce energy consumption when rooms are empty. Systems can adjust temperature setpoints, lighting levels and ventilation rates based on current occupancy data. This approach helps maintain comfortable conditions for building occupants while supporting energy efficiency goals.  

Advanced analytics also support predictive maintenance and increased operational efficiency, which can help reduce unplanned downtime and associated costs.  Staff can focus on strategic priorities, not hands-on interventions.

IAQ monitoring tracks key parameters including PM2.5 particulates, CO2 concentration, volatile organic compounds, temperature and humidity. These measurements help building operators understand air conditions and make informed decisions about ventilation rates, filtration strategies and system operation. Visible IAQ displays give occupants confidence in their environment while helping facility teams support healthier building conditions.

Integrated comfort capabilities help create environments where occupants can focus by automating systems that affect comfort and health. IAQ monitoring tracks important parameters that impact how people feel and perform. Honeywell automation coordinates building comfort systems to deliver appropriate conditions without requiring manual adjustment, helping facility teams focus on strategic priorities.

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Discover how comfort technologies help create better occupant experiences.