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Chillers, boilers, and better data.
Mesh Systems for
HVAC & Building Technology
We help HVAC and building technology manufacturers turn connected units into fewer emergency service calls, better energy performance, and aftermarket revenue that actually pays back, backed by 20+ years of IoT experience in HVAC-R.
You've Connected the Unit. Now What?
Connecting the unit is the easy part.
For HVAC and building technology manufacturers, the case for connecting your product is settled. Most companies already have sensors on the units, telemetry flowing back, and building management systems in the loop. That’s table stakes now.
The harder question is what happens next. Connected products deliver visibility, but visibility isn’t value. Turning fault codes, runtime data, and energy signals into proactive service, better performance, and ROI takes a different kind of partner: one who builds the product and puts its data to work on the decisions that move your business.
That’s the ground Mesh has covered for two decades, with building technology manufacturers who’ve staked their reputation on the equipment running.
Trusted by HVAC leaders to turn system data into measurable results.
Our North Star
Outcomes are the point. Everything else is plumbing.
Every layer we engineer for HVAC and building technology manufacturers, from firmware to the agents that act on the data those units produce, points at the same target: buildings that stay comfortable, service teams that get ahead of failures, and a connected product business that proves its value long after launch.
That’s the yardstick. Here’s the proof.
Degrading HVAC units caught before the tenant complains.
Commercial HVAC & Energy Management
An HVAC OEM ran thousands of commercial units across hundreds of sites. Mesh deployed an AI agent that reads power-consumption patterns to detect degrading units and update alert thresholds for healthy ones, delivering a proactive fleet-intelligence layer their service teams rely on daily.
$50M+ saved in electrical costs across customer sites.
Commercial Smart Lighting
WLS Lighting Systems partnered with Mesh to build netLiNK, a device and cloud application that enables fixture-level lighting control across commercial sites. The result: precise energy savings that WLS customers can measure and monetize, delivered through a platform designed to scale.
Seamless OTA updates and cloud connectivity across millions of connected devices.
Building Power Management
Eaton partnered with Mesh Systems to streamline the rollout of connected smart devices in their power management portfolio. Mesh delivered efficient over-the-air updates and seamless cloud connectivity across millions of units, supporting Eaton’s growth in building power management.
Fewer emergency service calls, better energy performance, and aftermarket revenue that pays back all depend on the same thing: a stack where every layer is engineered to serve the same outcome. Mesh operates that stack end-to-end for HVAC and building technology manufacturers. Start wherever you are, or partner with us across the full connected product journey.
IoT Engineering Services
Engineer field-ready connected HVAC units, controls, and building systems, from sensor selection through embedded firmware, built for the rooftop and the mechanical room.
MeshCloud
Stand up the Azure-native data foundation that turns raw telemetry from thousands of connected units across hundreds of sites into a single, reliable substrate your AI agents can act on.
MeshInsights
Develop and deploy AI agents that turn your unit and site data into trusted operational decisions and action at scale, grounded in your experts’ reasoning and proven against a standard you own.
MeshManage
Keep the stack running long after launch, including the agents you’ve activated. Mesh stays in it with you, monitoring, maintaining, and improving the system that keeps your units and building systems connected.
Ready to build the business behind your units?
Tell us about your connected units and the service outcome you’re chasing. We’ll help you scope where to start, build what’s missing, and put it into production.