Every bank knows how to balance books — but few truly balance energy. Across India, banks and NBFCs operate thousands of branches, each with several split ACs running through long business hours. Often, those ACs continue running long after staff leave, or at lower than necessary temperatures. The outcome: energy waste, higher bills, and compliance gaps.
Branch staff are focused on customers, not switches, and facility management is typically centralized with limited visibility. Tracking usage across such a distributed network becomes nearly impossible. As energy costs rise, these inefficiencies compound, silently eroding profitability and ESG credibility.
This is where SIOTA’s IoT based AC automation becomes a strategic tool. Each indoor unit is retrofitted with a small, wireless IR controller that connects to a cloudbased dashboard. From the head office, energy or admin teams can monitor every AC across branches — setting schedules, locking temperature thresholds, and automatically shutting down systems after working hours. Instant alerts highlight any AC left running, allowing corrective action in real time.
The data visibility this creates is a gamechanger. Banks can now produce credible, branchwise reports showing kilowatt-hour reductions, CO₂ emission cuts, and adherence to ESG and EASE frameworks. Savings of 15–20% in AC related energy costs are common — but beyond cost, the system fosters accountability and measurable sustainability progress.
SIOTA’s solution is fast to deploy — no rewiring, no disruption to customer operations. It fits naturally into the sector’s digital transformation agenda, aligning operational efficiency with sustainability.
Want to demonstrate real ESG action?
Let SIOTA conduct a POC across 10–15 branches and share a comparative savings report within a month. See how technology can turn compliance into confidence. Visit www.siota.in to start your pilot today.
