Honeywell INNCOM provides a scalable hospitality controls platform spanning occupancy-based HVAC energy management, smart thermostats, guest room automation, lighting, sensors, integrations, and centralized property management.
The Olsen Group supports INNCOM projects from evaluation and system design through installation, integration, commissioning, and ongoing system management.
INNCOM is designed as a modular hospitality controls platform. A property can begin with occupancy-based HVAC control and energy management, then expand into networked room management, property integrations, lighting, drapery, door locks, guest room automation, and centralized software.
This flexibility allows the system architecture to be designed around the property’s requirements rather than requiring every project to deploy the same level of technology.
The Olsen Group helps determine the appropriate INNCOM configuration based on HVAC equipment, infrastructure, integrations, guest-experience goals, operational requirements, and budget.
INNCOM offers multiple thermostat styles and configurations designed for occupancy-based HVAC control, connected energy management, and broader guest room automation.
The INNCOM D1 Thermostat is a hub for the INNCOM Direct Energy Management System and can control virtually any HVAC system — with built-in occupancy sensing, humidity sensing, and RF networking.
Guest room thermostat options that can support occupancy sensing, setback strategies, and networked operation.
A design-forward guest room control and thermostat interface for higher-touch guest experiences.
An elegantly designed, easy-to-use guestroom automation control system — occupancy-based control of lighting, temperature, and drapes from sleek, customizable keypads.
Product families, availability, and capabilities vary. Not every thermostat offers the same functionality or compatibility — current product details should be confirmed against Honeywell’s official documentation during project evaluation.
INNCOM can support different levels of building intelligence — from occupancy-based HVAC control to networked energy management and broader guest room automation.
Smart thermostats and occupancy sensing can automate HVAC operation around actual room use.
Networking can add centralized management, property visibility, reporting, and more advanced operating strategies.
Supported PMS, door locks, sensors, BMS, and other systems can contribute additional information and automation.
Lighting, drapes/shades, guest controls, room automation, and other supported technologies can become part of the broader room-control ecosystem.
A streamlined approach to occupancy-based energy management and room control.
Expanded networked controls, centralized management, automation, sensors, and energy-management capabilities.
Broader integrated guest room capabilities and connected property technologies.
System architecture, products, integrations, and capabilities vary by project requirements and selected configuration.
Depending on the selected INNCOM configuration, connected guest room technology can extend beyond HVAC into additional room controls, property systems, and guest-facing technologies.
When supported by the selected platform and project configuration. Available integrations vary by product, infrastructure, and third-party system.
Honeywell’s published Washington Hilton case study evaluated standalone and networked INNCOM energy-management configurations at the 1,107-room property.
Networked EMS test rooms consumed an average of 41% less HVAC energy than standalone EMS test rooms during the study.
Estimated savings — standalone EMS vs. traditional thermostat baseline.
Estimated savings — networked EMS vs. traditional thermostat baseline.
Figures are from Honeywell’s published Washington Hilton study. Results are specific to the Washington Hilton study and are not a guarantee of performance at other properties. Actual results vary by property, equipment, occupancy, climate, configuration, and operating strategy.
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Compatibility is verified during project evaluation based on equipment, wiring, control requirements, selected products, infrastructure, and project configuration. Not every INNCOM thermostat supports every listed HVAC application.
As a certified building controls integrator, The Olsen Group supports Honeywell INNCOM projects from early system evaluation through deployment, commissioning, and ongoing system management.
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Explore official product information, platform documentation, integrations, and published project results from Honeywell.
Official Honeywell product page for the INNCOM D1 Thermostat.
Official Honeywell product page for EVORA guestroom automation switches.
Overview of the scalable INNCOM hospitality controls platform.
Explore Honeywell INNCOM smart thermostat and HVAC control products.
Explore Honeywell’s broader hospitality controls portfolio.
Explore supported guest room and property technology integrations.
Published Honeywell case study examining standalone and networked INNCOM energy management.
Honeywell INNCOM offers a scalable range of smart thermostats, energy-management controls, guest room technologies, integrations, and centralized management capabilities. The Olsen Group can help evaluate the project and determine the products and system architecture that align with the property’s equipment, infrastructure, operational requirements, integrations, guest-experience goals, and budget.
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