Sl No  | Icon   | Device Type  | Description  | 
1  |  
  | Energy meter  | The meter which is used for measuring the energy utilized by the electric load is known as the energy meter  | 
2  |  
  | Precision Air Control (PAC)  | Precision-controlled air conditioners are air conditioning devices that provide the necessary temperature and humidity control for spaces  | 
3  |  
  | Air quality sensor  | An air quality sensor is a device that detects and monitors pollutants in the air. It usually measures several air quality indicators like CO2, CO, PM2.5 etc.  | 
4  |  
  | Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)  | A variable frequency drive is defined as a type of AC motor drive that controls the speed and torque of an electric motor by varying the frequency and voltage of its power supply  | 
5  |  
  | Temperature sensor  | Measures the present temperature level  | 
6  |  
  | Air Handling Unit (AHU)  | AHU or Air Handling Unit is the device used to process, regulate & circulate the air to the space.  | 
7  |  
  | Valve Actuator  | Controls the opening/closing of valves to regulate fluid flow  | 
8  |  
  | Direct Expansion (DX) unit  | A self-contained HVAC system that cools air using refrigerant without chilled water  | 
9  |  
  | Temperature & Relative Humidity sensor  | Measures and reports ambient temperature and humidity levels  | 
10  |  
  | Carbon dioxide (CO2) sensor  | Monitors COâ‚‚ concentration in the air for indoor air quality control  | 
11  |  
  | Relative Humidity sensor  | Detects moisture content in the air and helps regulate humidity levels  | 
12  |  
  | Pressure sensor  | Measures pressure across filters, ducts, or cleanroom walls  | 
13  |  
  | Hydrogen sensor  | Detects the presence of hydrogen gas to prevent explosion risks  | 
14  |  
  | Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS)  | Provides emergency power to critical systems during outages  | 
15  |  
  | Generator  | Backup power source that activates during main power failure  | 
16  |  
  | Sump Pump  | Removes accumulated water from basements or low-lying areas  | 
17  |  
  | Water Transfer Pump  | Transfers water between tanks or zones in plumbing systems  | 
18  |  
  | Exhaust Air Fan  | Extracts stale or contaminated air from a space  | 
19  |  
  | Fresh Air Fan  | Introduces fresh, filtered outdoor air into the HVAC system  | 
20  |  
  | Level Indicator  | Measures fluid levels in tanks and reservoirs  | 
21  |  
  | Booster Pump  | Increases water pressure for distribution or specific applications  | 
22  |  
  | Flush Water Pump  | Delivers pressurized water for toilet and urinal flushing systems  | 
23  |  
  | Pressurization Fan  | Maintains positive pressure in stairwells or lobbies during fire events  | 
24  |  
  | Fire Damper  | Automatically closes ductwork to prevent fire/smoke spread  | 
25  |  
  | Lift Fan  | Provides ventilation within elevator shafts or cabins  | 
26  |  
  | Main Hydrant Pump  | Delivers high-pressure water to fire hydrant systems  | 
27  |  
  | Hydrant Jockey Pump  | Maintains constant pressure in the hydrant line during standby  | 
28  |  
  | Main Sprinkler Pump  | Supplies water to the building's fire sprinkler system  | 
29  |  
  | Sprinkler Jockey Pump  | Keeps sprinkler system pressurized to avoid false triggers  | 
30  |  
  | Diesel Engine Pump  | Fuel-powered backup pump for fire protection systems  | 
31  |  
  | Water curtain pump  | Activates water barrier to contain fire spread near openings  | 
32  |  
  | DG level indicator  | Displays diesel generator fuel levels for monitoring and refueling  | 
33  |  
  | Fire Switch  | Manual emergency switch to activate/deactivate fire safety systems  | 
34  |  
  | Auto sequential panel (ASP)  | Manages sequential startup of multiple pumps or systems.  | 
35  |  
  | British Thermal Unit (BTU) Meter  | Measures energy transfer in heating or cooling water circuits.  | 
36  |  
  | Ceiling Suspended Unit (CSU)  | HVAC unit suspended from ceiling, often used in large halls.  | 
37  |  
  | Rodent Repeller  | Emits ultrasonic signals to deter rodent activity in building areas.  | 
38  |  
  | Anaerobic Pump  | Used in wastewater systems to move sludge without oxygen exposure.  | 
39  |  
  | Sewage Pump  | Transfers wastewater from lower to higher elevation for disposal.  | 
40  |  
  | Filter Feed pump  | Supplies water to filtration systems in water treatment.  | 
41  |  
  | Sludge pump  | Moves thick, viscous sludge in wastewater or treatment plants.  | 
42  |  
  | Dosing pump  | Inject precise amounts of chemicals into a process line.  | 
43  |  
  | Air blower  | Provides high-volume, low-pressure air for ventilation or processing.  | 
44  |  
  | Flash Mixer  | Rapidly mixes chemicals into water during treatment.  | 
45  |  
  | Lift  | Elevator system for vertical transport of people or goods.  | 
46  |  
  | Water Leak detector (WLD)  | Detects and alerts on water leaks to prevent flooding.  | 
47  |  
  | Breaker  | Electrical safety device that interrupts current during faults.  | 
48  |  
  | EC fan (Electronically Commutated)  | Energy-efficient fan with variable speed control via DC motor.  | 
49  |  
  | Fire Panel  | Centralized interface for monitoring and controlling fire alarm systems.  | 
50  |  
  | Booster Fan  | Enhances airflow in long duct runs or high-resistance zones.  | 
51  |  
  | Chiller  | Removes heat from water to provide chilled water for cooling systems.  | 
52  |  
  | Chilled water pump  | Circulates chilled water between the chiller and air handlers.  | 
53  |  
  | Chiller plant  | Integrated system including chillers, pumps, valves, and controls for cooling.  | 
54  |  
  | Compressor  | Pressurizes refrigerant in cooling systems for heat exchange.  | 
55  |  
  | Smoke Detector  | Senses smoke particles and triggers fire alarms.  | 
56  |  
  | Heat Sensor  | Detects elevated temperature and triggers alarms or safety mechanisms.  |