Maximize Efficiency with Phoenix Energy's Asset Management

A better way to manage HVAC and refrigeration assets

Keeping complex equipment running across many sites is hard work. It’s easier when the right data is at your fingertips. Phoenix Energy Technologies has introduced Asset Manager™, a tool built to improve how organizations manage HVAC and refrigeration equipment across large commercial portfolios. It pulls together the numbers that matter, analyzes them, and turns them into clear guidance—so you can streamline operations, cut downtime, and make decisions with confidence.

What Asset Manager™ does

Asset Manager™ sits inside Phoenix Energy’s EnterpriseDX® platform, which is designed for heavy-duty data ingestion and predictive analysis. Instead of relying on a calendar-driven maintenance routine, it uses a condition-based approach. Maintenance shifts from “because it’s time” to “because the equipment needs it.” By blending historical records with live operating data, Asset Manager prioritizes where attention will make the biggest difference and reduces the risk of unpleasant surprises.

What makes it stand out

At the core is the HVAC IQ™ Score, a health metric for HVAC systems. It distills many variables into a clear signal that maintenance teams can act on before small issues grow into expensive repairs. The scoring algorithm weighs the factors that impact performance and then points you to the units that need attention right now, not next month.

Smarter alarms when performance slips

Asset Manager also includes Alarm Manager®, which ties alarms to real-time HVAC IQ scores. When a unit’s performance falls below expectations, teams receive timely email or mobile alerts. That way, facility managers can step in quickly to protect comfort and operations across an entire portfolio.

Real-time data you can use, anywhere

Today’s buildings throw off an enormous amount of data from IoT devices—building automation systems, energy meters, and more. Asset Manager doesn’t just collect those points; it analyzes them to surface what matters. Technicians can review the information through Technician View™, making it easier to troubleshoot, validate fixes, and make decisions whether they’re on-site or remote. The result is a tighter connection between the field and the office, with the same live data guiding both.

Richer context through data enrichment

Phoenix Energy Technologies’ work with Specifix Data, Inc. adds another layer of value. By drawing on proprietary HVAC specification metadata, Asset Manager gives users both the big picture and the fine print needed for asset replacement planning. The platform can factor in details such as asset age and refrigerant type to offer relevant, practical recommendations that support longer, more reliable equipment life.

Why it matters now

According to Ryan Adelman, CEO of Phoenix Energy Technologies, Asset Manager was shaped by extensive customer feedback. By tapping a deep pool of real-time and historical asset data, Phoenix built a tool that strengthens preventative maintenance and asset replacement strategies. That matters as organizations adapt to shifting operational demands and the day-to-day complexities of energy management.

Getting started with Asset Manager™

Asset Manager™ is available for immediate deployment. With predictive analytics and integration capabilities built in, organizations can optimize daily operations while allocating capital more strategically. The payoff is practical: better maintenance planning, fewer disruptions, and facility management that keeps pace with a fast-moving commercial landscape. Sustainability and efficiency aren’t afterthoughts here—they’re part of how the work gets done.

About Phoenix Energy Technologies

Phoenix Energy Technologies leads in smart building management and continues to rethink how facilities operate. Its EnterpriseDX® platform uses AI and complex data integrations to improve the energy efficiency of managed assets. The mission is clear: elevate operational performance while contributing to stronger sustainability practices across building portfolios.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Asset Manager™?

Asset Manager™ is a condition-based asset management tool focused on HVAC and refrigeration equipment in commercial portfolios. It runs on Phoenix Energy Technologies’ EnterpriseDX® platform and turns live and historical equipment data into clear maintenance priorities.

How does Asset Manager improve asset management?

It replaces calendar-driven routines with data-driven guidance. Using predictive analytics, real-time access to operating data, and condition scoring, it helps teams target the right units at the right time and reduce unplanned downtime.

What is the HVAC IQ™ Score?

The HVAC IQ™ Score is a health metric that evaluates an HVAC unit’s condition using multiple operating signals. It highlights risk early and helps maintenance teams focus on the systems most likely to benefit from timely intervention.

How do alarms work in Asset Manager?

Alarm Manager® uses real-time HVAC IQ scores to trigger alerts when performance drops. Notifications via email or mobile keep facility managers informed so they can act quickly across multiple sites.

What kind of data informs replacement and maintenance decisions?

Asset Manager draws from building automation systems, energy meters, and other IoT sources, and incorporates specification metadata—such as asset age and refrigerant type—through Phoenix’s collaboration with Specifix Data, Inc., supporting more informed maintenance and replacement planning.

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