Boilers and water heaters
Continuous oxygen and temperature visibility for commercial boilers and large water heaters.
Commercial Monitoring Panel
Know which gas-fired equipment needs attention before the next service call.
The panel tracks oxygen and temperature between visits. Facility teams can spot changing conditions, give service technicians a better starting point, and investigate opportunities to reduce avoidable fuel use.
Start with one furnace, boiler, or equipment group. We’ll review the application and define a practical starting scope.
Commercial Monitoring Panel
DBISCMMGas-fired commercial equipmentLower-risk starting scope
Start with one representative appliance before a wider rollout.Commercial applications
The equipment keeps working after the technician leaves. Now the information does too.
The Commercial Monitoring Panel adds a continuous record to gas-fired equipment in offices, multifamily properties, retail facilities, institutions, and other commercial buildings.
Make-up air and rooftop units
Monitoring for make-up air units and packaged rooftop equipment.
Furnaces and heaters
Support for commercial furnaces, heaters, and similar gas-fired equipment.
What changes for the building team
Less guesswork between service visits. Better evidence when it is time to act.
Use the panel as a standalone service tool or connect it to the building automation system. Oxygen and temperature trends help teams prioritize attention, document service work, and evaluate site-specific economic value.
Spot changes between visits
Follow responsive oxygen data and steady thermal context instead of waiting for the next scheduled snapshot.
Give service a head start
Use live oxygen, temperature, and equipment health data to identify which equipment warrants a closer look.
Use the BAS you already have
Connect through BACnet MS/TP over RS-485 or use 4-20 mA and 2-10 V analog outputs.
Check conditions at the unit
Connect the companion app locally through Bluetooth for live data and diagnostics.
What happens inside the monitor
Current readings without relying on one noisy sample.
Both monitoring platforms acquire oxygen data every 100 milliseconds and temperature data every 1 second. The signal processing steadies the measurements so teams can compare equipment and follow trends with better context.
100milliseconds
Oxygen acquisition
A new internal oxygen measurement every 100 milliseconds provides a current view as combustion conditions change.
15samples
Continuously refreshed average
The 15-sample moving average refreshes with every valid reading. This smooths brief fluctuations while keeping the measurement responsive.
1second
Temperature acquisition
Each temperature measurement is taken once per second and averages 8 readings for a steadier thermal signal.
These are on-device measurement intervals. Display, network, and BAS update rates depend on the connected interface and system configuration.
At the equipment
Show the technician what happened before the service call.
The companion app provides live oxygen and temperature data, diagnostics, and authorized configuration functions. It is in development for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS.
- Review live oxygen and temperature data beside the unit.
- Bring operating context and product diagnostics into the service visit.
- Compare conditions before and after maintenance or tuning.
- Use authorized configuration functions within defined safety boundaries.
Commercial companion appDevice discovery, equipment status, and live oxygen trend response.
Recorded on iPadDevelopment interface shown. Final appearance and available functions may change.
Deployment and service
Prove the value on one appliance before a wider rollout.
A representative appliance lets the building team evaluate reliability, service usefulness, integration, and economic potential against an agreed baseline before adding more equipment.
- 01Choose
Select a boiler, rooftop unit, heater, or appliance group with a clear operating question.
- 02Plan
Confirm installation, safety, BAS integration, commissioning, and the result you need to measure.
- 03Baseline
Record oxygen and temperature across representative operating conditions.
- 04Decide
Review drift, service usefulness, reliability, and site-specific economic potential before scaling.
Connectivity and integration
Put combustion data where your team already works.
Share approved monitoring points with the building automation system while preserving a local Bluetooth workflow for the person standing at the equipment.
BACnet MS/TP
RS-485 building automation
Share approved monitoring data with an existing BAS over BACnet MS/TP.
4–20 mA
Current-loop output
Provide a standard analog signal for compatible controls and monitoring workflows.
2–10 V
Voltage output
Connect with systems that accept a standard 2–10 V analog input.
Bluetooth LE
Local service connection
Connect the companion app for live oxygen and temperature data, diagnostics, and authorized configuration.
Controls boundary
The Commercial Monitoring Panel is a monitoring and service layer. Existing certified burner-management and safety systems remain authoritative.
Technical review
The details your facility, service, and controls teams will ask for.
Final configuration and pricing reflect the equipment, installation and commissioning scope, integration requirements, site conditions, shipping, and requested engineering or support services.
PRODUCT
Commercial Monitoring Panel
Continuous oxygen, temperature, and equipment health monitoringPART NUMBER
DBISCMMSUPPORTED INTERFACES
BACnet MS/TP · 4–20 mA · 2–10 V · BluetoothOXYGEN ACQUISITION
Every 100 milliseconds · 15-sample moving averageTEMPERATURE ACQUISITION
Every second · 8 readings per measurementCOMPANION APP
In development for iOS · Android · Windows · macOSOVERVIEW
Executive combustion-monitoring overview
Available from the product teamPRODUCT SCOPE
Commercial Monitoring Panel configuration
Defined for the selected equipmentDEPLOYMENT
Installation and commissioning plan
Developed during application reviewBAS INTEGRATION
BACnet and analog interface planning
Coordinated with the building teamCommercial FAQs
Questions from owners, facility teams, and service partners.
What is the business value for a building owner?
The panel can reveal changing combustion conditions between service visits, help facility teams direct attention to the equipment that warrants it, and provide before-and-after records for maintenance or tuning. It can also supply site data for investigating avoidable fuel use. The return depends on the equipment’s starting condition, operating hours, fuel price, and the action taken.
Does this replace scheduled maintenance?
No. It makes scheduled and responsive service better informed. Technicians can arrive with trend context, review live readings at the equipment, and document whether their work changed the operating condition. Maintenance requirements and service intervals still follow the equipment manufacturer and the site’s operating plan.
What equipment is the Commercial Monitoring Panel intended for?
The panel is intended for commercial gas-fired equipment such as boilers, water heaters, make-up air units, rooftop units, furnaces, and heaters. Installation and final configuration are reviewed for the selected equipment and site.
How can technicians view the monitoring data?
Technicians can connect locally through Bluetooth Low Energy and use the companion app to review live oxygen and temperature data, diagnostics, and authorized configuration functions.
Can the panel connect to a building automation system?
Yes. The Commercial Monitoring Panel supports BACnet MS/TP over RS-485, 4-20 mA, and 2-10 V outputs. The project team confirms the points, wiring, scaling, polling, and commissioning requirements for the installation.
Does the panel replace combustion safety controls?
No. It is a monitoring and service layer. Existing certified burner-management and safety systems remain authoritative, and actual combustion adjustments require qualified personnel and appropriate safety testing.
Commercial application review
Start with the equipment that creates the most cost or uncertainty.
Share the equipment type, building environment, existing BAS, and the decision your team needs better evidence to make.
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