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An example report with illustrative figures. Issues are ranked by dollar impact, severity, and ease of repair, with the evidence, likely root cause, and resolution guidance for each.

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The full ranked list, root cause and resolution guidance for every issue, and tracking after you mark issues resolved.

Illustrative report · example building

AIR summary

74

AIR score · out of 100 · this analysis run

Energy efficiency69
Occupant comfort82
Maintenance risk66
Controls health79

In the full report, each rating links to its issues, the trend evidence, and the estimated annual impact.

Example report · illustrative figures

Issues, ranked by dollars, severity, and ease of repair

#FindingEquipmentSeverityEase of repair (5 = easiest)Est. annual impact
01Simultaneous heating and cooling, weekday occupied hoursRTU-2Critical 3 / 5$18,400
02Economizer at minimum position through free-cooling weatherAHU-1High 4 / 5$11,900
03Occupied schedule running 4am and weekends, space unoccupiedVAV-2-08Medium 5 / 5$6,200
04Discharge-air reset disabled after a sequence changeAHU-2Medium 4 / 5$4,100
05Chilled-water pumps staging early against false demandCHW plantLow 3 / 5$3,800

Severity and ease-of-repair ratings here are illustrative; actual ratings depend on each building and situation. Each issue includes the trend evidence, likely root cause, resolution guidance, and effort level. Most of the top five here are schedule and sequence changes, not capital work. Your team or contractor makes the fix.

Example report · illustrative figures · one finding in full

CriticalRooftop unit RTU-2Priority #1 of 6Example

Simultaneous heating & cooling

Evidence

RTU-2 heating and cooling valve commands, annotated During occupied hours the heating valve holds about 40 percent open while the cooling valve holds about 70 percent open. A dashed line marks normal operation, where the heating valve stays closed while the unit cools. The shaded band marks the 92 occupied hours where both run. 100%0%6 amnoon6 pm both valves open at once normal: heating closed while cooling
Cooling valve (~70% open)Heating valve (~40% open)
Overlap hours
92 of 110 occupied
Pattern
9 of 10 weekdays
Zone temps
In range, no alarm

Likely cause

The heating/cooling lockout isn't being enforced on RTU-2

The setpoint deadband between heating and cooling is missing, so both valves respond at once and comfort holds while the unit pays for both.

Estimated annual impact$18,400/yrExcess heating $10,600 · excess cooling $7,800

Recommended next step

Restore the heating/cooling lockout on RTU-2

  1. Check the heating valve. Confirm commanded and actual position while the unit is cooling.
  2. Restore the lockout. Re-establish the deadband between heating and cooling setpoints.
  3. Mark it resolved. OnPoint keeps watching the same points.
Sequence changeMedium effortYour controls contractor

Example report · illustrative figures

Estimated or validated. Always labeled.

IssueEquipmentStatus
Simultaneous heating and coolingRTU-2Resolved · improving
Schedule runs past occupancyVAV-2-08Resolved · monitoring
Economizer stuck at minimumAHU-1Open

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