FOR PORTFOLIOS
Plan your capital, not your emergencies.
Know what to replace, when, and what it's costing you every month until you do, so replacements are budgeted decisions instead of 2am surprises. AirPulse turns your mechanical plant into a live record of every unit's age, health, and operating cost.
Ranked by waste, not age
Runtime, cycling counts, and observed waste rank every unit in your fleet by measured condition, not age alone. AirPulse flags the units trending worse and the ones burning more energy than their own baseline says they should. The 12-year-old unit that was installed well can outrank the 6-year-old one that's been fighting a bad duct run since day one. We rank on what the data shows today, not a remaining-life forecast.
CapEx priority with evidence
Capital budgets stop being guesswork. AirPulse ranks capital priority per unit from measured waste and the trend in abnormal operation, refreshed every quarter. Units trending worse or costing more than their baseline surface first, so budgets go to observed condition. The ranking starts thin early in a unit's history and sharpens as more operating data accumulates, so the units with the clearest trend are the ones you can act on with the most confidence.
A live depreciation schedule
For asset and portfolio managers, continuous condition data across every property is a live depreciation schedule for the mechanical plant, what your spreadsheet was always pretending to be. Track each unit's measured waste and operating trend so the portfolio's capital exposure is a number you watch, not a surprise you absorb.
Documentation at sale
When the building trades or refinances, the mechanical due-diligence question is usually answered with an install-date list and an inspector's afternoon. A multi-year AirPulse record (measured condition, documented maintenance response, per-unit energy behavior) is a different class of answer. Well-documented equipment condition removes a standard excuse for a price haircut.
Carbon you can measure and report
Every kilowatt-hour AirPulse recovers is CO2e avoided, computed with the LL97 grid coefficient (0.000288962 mtCO2e/kWh through 2029), timestamped per unit, and exportable. On the residential 5-ton example (about $4,200/yr on Con Ed's SC-1 rate), a 15% recovery works out to roughly half a metric ton of CO2e a year, the exact figure depends on the $/kWh assumed for the dollars-to-kWh conversion, and we show that assumption alongside the number. That's evidence for your LL97 filing and ESG report in the exact units they use, not a substitute for either.
Rank your fleet by dollar impact.
Launching 2026 · For buildings and portfolios