Every month, your chain quietly burns lakhs on AC. Nobody at HQ knows.
A calculator built for COOs and CFOs in multi-location retail. Six quick questions, 90 seconds. The math is open. The answer is yours.
What kind of retail chain do you run?
We calibrate the math based on your sector's typical AC usage.
What's your monthly electricity bill?
Enter whichever figure is easier for you.
How many stores in your chain?
Across India. Include COCO and Franchise outlets.
Where are your stores located?
Climate affects AC runtime. Select all that apply.
Current AC Management?
This determines how much waste we can recover.
Final Step: Your Role?
So we can tailor the savings breakdown for your priorities.
Looking up sector benchmarks...
Potential monthly saving on AC
That's ₹54,00,000 per year, without replacing one AC unit.
Monthly Electricity Spend
Spent on AC alone
Recoverable Saving
1. Baseline: We use your total spend as the source of truth for energy intensity.
2. Sector Weights: QSR/Coworking leads in intensity (65%), while Banks/Pharmacies sit at 50-55% based on BEE commercial studies.
3. Climate Adjustment: Tier-1 metros in India have 10-15% higher cooling degree days (CDD) compared to moderate Tier-2/3 belts.
4. Control Multiplier: We assume a recovery of 15% for unmanaged chains, sliding down to 5% for chains with existing high-end BMS.
Three reasons your chain leaks energy on AC
No central setpoint policy
Each store decides its own temperature. The variance alone between 18°C and 24°C explains 8% to 12% of waste.
Running outside hours
Staff forgetting to switch off adds ~120 minutes of avoidable runtime per store, every single day.
No visibility from HQ
Your CFO sees the bill 30 days late. Your COO has no way to see which stores are deviating in real-time.
The Hidden Cost of Air Conditioning.
A free hour from Neurosense, our industrial sister brand, on the actual mechanics of multi-location AC waste. No pitch, no slides.
Date
Friday, 26 June 2026
Time
7:00 PM IST
Hosted by Neurosense Energy Solutions, the industrial-grade sister product of Iglupod.