Once installation for an energy upgrade or transition project is completed, systems should be working the way they were intended. That’s not always the case.
Systems may be installed, but not always fully configured or working as planned. Gaps with default settings, unconnected equipment, or non-operational systems mean inconsistent performance, additional service calls, and missed expectations across properties or facilities. This leaves your site and operations teams with troubleshooting issues that should have been resolved before project completion.
SitelogIQ commissions projects before handoff to your field-level facilities teams. We ensure systems are configured, tested, operational, and ready for day-to-day use to ensure performance delivery is achieved as planned.
Commissioning is where systems are configured, tested, and brought into alignment with how they were designed to perform in the field. This step ensures that equipment is not just installed, but also set up correctly and ready for use by tenants, customers, and visitors across your properties. SitelogIQ’s commissioning process includes:
Lighting commissioning focuses on control configuration and system behavior. Fixtures are connected, sensors are programmed, and settings such as operating modes, timeouts, and dimming levels are applied across the site. Standardized configurations can be deployed using templates to ensure consistency across all fixtures.
EV commissioning includes activation, network configuration, and operational testing. Chargers are connected to the network, software settings are applied, and systems are validated to ensure they meet site requirements. Commissioning also includes verification of electrical infrastructure, connectivity, and final reporting to confirm the system is ready for use.
Not every performance issue requires new equipment. In many cases, systems are already in place but no longer operate the way they should.
Over time, system settings change and asset performance may begin to depreciate. Retro-commissioning focuses on identifying those gaps and correcting them, so systems operate as intended again, without requiring replacement.
Retro-commissioning also helps to bring clarity to end-of-useful life (EOL) planning. Instead of replacing systems too early or all at once, you can determine which assets can be optimized today and which should be prioritized for future upgrades.
As lighting systems approach end of life, performance and efficiency drop. Learn how to evaluate existing lighting and determine when it’s time to take action.
Commissioning is built into every project SitelogIQ delivers, not just a post-installation box to check off. Our process guarantees systems are not only installed, but fully configured, tested, and ready to operate across energy efficiency, electrification, and renewable projects.
Our approach enables you with:
By carrying commissioning through as part of the full project lifecycle, we ensure systems are aligned with design intent and operating as expected from day one.
Energy upgrades and infrastructure investments are expected to deliver results. Commissioning ensures they are ready to do so the moment they go live.
SitelogIQ integrates commissioning into a turnkey process that connects design, construction, and final system validation, so your projects deliver the performance they were built for.
Let’s see how strategic commissioning can help your projects deliver more value.
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