Logistics & Warehousing
Controls for distribution centers and large conditioned space.
Common controls problems
These are the problems that show up most in logistics & warehousing — and the ones that get expensive when controls fall behind.
Large conditioned volume
Warehouses and distribution centers condition huge volumes. Schedules, setpoints, and economizer behavior move the energy bill more than anything else.
Sparse on-site staff
Big footprints rarely carry a full-time controls tech. Remote visibility and clear alarms do the watching between visits.
Zone and dock conditions
Dock doors, cold zones, and office areas have very different needs in one building. Controls that respect the zones keep both comfort and cost in line.
How Clark & Soma helps
Tune schedules and setpoints for large conditioned volumes.
Stand up remote monitoring so a small team can cover a large footprint.
Modernize graphics so the few operators on site can read the building fast.
Recommended services
Where engagements in logistics & warehousing usually start. Each links to the full service.
- Energy & Sequence OptimizationOptimize
Schedule and setpoint work on large conditioned volumes, where it moves the bill most.
- Ongoing Controls SupportSupport
Remote visibility and clear alarms for a big footprint with sparse on-site staff.
- BAS ModernizationModernize
Readable graphics so the few operators on site can find and resolve issues fast.
Documentation and risk
- Documentation needs
Zone-by-zone sequence and setpoint records.
Remote-access scope and alarm routing documentation.
- Risk considerations
Energy waste in large conditioned volumes is a major, recurring cost.
A sparse on-site team can miss a developing fault without remote visibility.