CampusWise installs prepaid electricity sub-meters at room level in government institution hostels, so consumption is recorded, students see their own usage, and your energy conservation becomes something you can put on paper.
This is a deliberate choice. A government hostel has a purchase committee, a budget head, an accreditation cycle and an audit trail. Building for that one buyer is why the deployment fits inside your process instead of fighting it.
Electricity sits inside the hostel fee, so consumption has no owner and no record. Three consequences follow, and all three land on your office.
Fixed hostel fees against variable consumption. Whatever a student leaves running is paid from the institution's budget, with no visibility into which block or room caused it.
Apportioned or estimated charges invite argument. Without a room-level record, the warden's office cannot close a complaint with evidence, only with authority.
Manual readings cannot produce the dated, room-level consumption history that a BEE energy audit or a NAAC self study actually asks for.
One prepaid sub-meter per room. One app per student. One dashboard for the estate office. Consumption becomes visible, personal and recorded from the first day.
BIS-certified meters installed at room or sub-unit level in the existing panel. No civil work, no rewiring, residents are not moved out.
Own units, own balance, own history. A low-balance alert well before cutoff, and online recharge at any hour.
Every room and every block on one screen, with alerts, balance status and exportable monthly reports. No manual reading rounds.
Room-level and per-student consumption, before and after comparisons and conservation trends, exported in a form your audit team can attach.
Meters are read at the panel, data aggregates over a local network to a gateway, and the gateway reports to a secure backend. Nothing new has to be run through the building.
BIS-approved dual source energy meter at room or sub-unit level, inside the existing distribution panel.
Reads four to twelve meters on one panel over wired RS485 and relays the data onward.
Aggregates adaptor data over a secure RF mesh and transmits it to the backend over a private APN.
Calculates consumption, deducts from prepaid balances, raises alerts and serves the app and the dashboard.
A government campus does not buy on a demonstration. It needs a written specification, a defensible cost, and a result it can show before committing further. The programme is shaped around exactly that sequence.
The site assessment costs the institution nothing and commits it to nothing. No file has to move before we visit.
You receive a written deployment plan with meter specification, block layout, timeline and costing, in a form you can place before your committee as it stands.
The pilot is sized as evidence, not as a purchase. Ninety days of data from your own hostel is what the case for a wider rollout is built on.
For a limited number of partner institutions, hardware and installation for the pilot block are funded under our corporate social responsibility programme, at no cost to the institution. Eligibility criteria and the documentation your finance office will need are shared at the site assessment. CSR eligibility and funding entity to be confirmed before this goes live
Metered data is produced as a by-product of running the system. Nobody on your staff has to compile it.
Room-level consumption supports Criterion 4 self study with dated before and after metrics, per-student figures and monthly trend reports instead of estimated numbers.
An institution-wide per-capita consumption baseline, and the measured reduction against it, documented month by month.
Where the institution crosses the audit threshold, room and block level data replaces estimation in the auditor's working file.
Consumption reporting and conservation evidence for university-level sustainability submissions.
BIS-certified meters to IS 13779 and IS 15959, a backend platform assessed under VAPT and Cert-In, and revenue settlement in line with RBI timelines.
Outcomes recorded at installed institutions. Case documents and reference contacts are shared at the assessment stage.
Lower per-student monthly electricity consumption within 90 days of go-live.
Month-end billing complaints after installation, from 40 to 50 per month previously.
Installation start to every room live and billing, including student app onboarding.
Institution names are withheld at each institution's preference. Named references are made available at the assessment stage. Endorsement quotes and named references pending confirmation
We visit, map the block, review the electrical layout and issue a deployment plan with timeline and specification. No cost, no obligation.
Meters go in at panel level, students are onboarded to the app and the estate dashboard goes live. Target is 72 hours.
Consumption change, dispute reduction and a report formatted for your management, audit and accreditation team.
Extend block by block on a timeline that fits your academic calendar, with the same team and the same platform.
Ninety days of consumption data from your own campus, before your institution commits to anything beyond the pilot block.