Before SPX
The challenge
- AC and lights left running in empty rooms
- No live view of room status across the property
- Slow maintenance response and manual checks

Better guest comfort. Lower operating cost.
Guest room management with the SP-HOTEL Room Module — comfort for guests, control and energy visibility for operators.
Operational change
Before SPX
With SPX
Capabilities
The final system is configured around the site, its existing infrastructure and the outcomes your team needs to manage.
Lighting, AC and curtains per room, with welcome and goodnight scenes.
Rooms switch to energy-saving mode automatically when guests leave.
Smart locks that link room access to the room automation.
See room status, alarms and usage from one operator dashboard.
Faults raise alerts so teams can respond before guests complain.
Measure consumption per room and floor to guide decisions.
Connected architecture
SPX brings field devices, local automation and cloud services into one coherent operating layer. Critical routines can continue locally; connected services add monitoring, reporting and multi-site access.
Delivery
We visit, review drawings and existing systems, and agree on the goals for the space.
A device list, wiring plan and quotation tailored to the site — no generic packages.
Installation and commissioning by SPX engineers or a certified integrator, then handover.
Ongoing support 9 AM – 9 PM, Saturday to Thursday, with remote monitoring where enabled.
Typical system scope
Final components, compatibility and deployment scope are confirmed after reviewing the site.
Straight answers
Yes. We recommend a 60–90 day pilot on selected rooms, measuring baseline versus post-deployment energy use before a wider rollout.
No. Savings depend on the property and occupancy, so we measure them on your rooms during the pilot.
Yes. The design is adapted after a site assessment of the existing wiring and systems.
Continue exploring
Plan with the SPX team
We will review your priorities, existing infrastructure and deployment constraints before recommending a scope.