Smart building sensors provide the broad data foundation for facility management, monitoring temperature, occupancy, humidity, motion, energy use and security parameters across your entire building infrastructure.
IAQ-specific sensors focus on air quality metrics like PM2.5, CO2 and VOCs. These readings integrate with ventilation and filtration systems to support indoor air quality health outcomes. IAQ sensing is one component of the larger building sensor ecosystem that enables whole-building intelligence and automated control responses.
Building Sensors
Intelligent sensors for whole-building control
Multi-parameter sensors deliver continuous data for automation, energy efficiency and facility-wide intelligence.
Multi-parameter sensors deliver continuous data for automation, energy efficiency and facility-wide intelligence.
Integrated Building Intelligence Through Multi-Parameter Sensing
Managing complex building systems demands precise, continuous data. Honeywell sensors deliver near real-time monitoring across temperature, occupancy, humidity, light, motion and security parameters.
Our sensors integrate directly with HVAC controllers, DDCs and building automation systems, giving you the data foundation for predictive maintenance, better occupant experiences and more efficient operations.
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$9.5 billion
Honeywell has guaranteed $9.5 billion in energy and operational cost savings through 3,400 projects worldwide.1
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10 million buildings
Data from 10 million buildings worldwide models our predictive analytics.2 This extensive sensor network provides insights that help identify issues before they impact operations.
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Up to 20% energy savings
Connected buildings can reduce energy consumption by up to 20%.2
Frequently Asked Questions About Smart Building Sensors
Honeywell sensors monitor a comprehensive range of building parameters. Temperature sensors include averaging, outdoor, immersion, duct mount, strap-on and wall mount configurations. Humidity sensors provide wall, duct
For air quality, sensors can track PM2.5, CO2 and VOC levels. Differential pressure sensors handle building zone pressure, filter condition measurement and duct/static applications. You can also monitor current, track occupancy and motion, measure dew point for condensation prevention and capture enthalpy data for economizer control.
Honeywell sensors are designed for use with building management systems, HVAC controllers and direct digital controllers. They work with advanced platforms via open protocols to support diverse building management applications. Advanced connectivity supports automated system responses based on actual conditions, remote monitoring capabilities and data analysis to support predictive maintenance.
