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Running in ~300 hotels since 2005

Building automation, engineered for hospitality.

TES builds the control systems behind guest rooms — power, access and air conditioning — from the embedded module in the wall to the dashboard your operations team watches. Whole-building systems and single-unit modules, one engineering team, no black boxes.

Properties in production
~300
First installation went live
2005
Rooms per TCMsys site
2,048
Floor event to dashboard
<250 ms

Product lines

Whole-building systems, and modules for everything smaller

PACsys governs electrical state and the guest lifecycle. TCMsys governs air conditioning. Tnode and Knode bring the same control down to a single indoor unit. Each deploys independently and shares the same operational philosophy.

PACsys

Power & access control

Property-wide control of guest-room electrical state — lights, AC, common-area fixtures — tied to the check-in and housekeeping cycle. PACsys Network puts every property you operate on one screen.

  • Room power and access on the guest lifecycle
  • Housekeeping queue with reason codes and overdue alerts
  • PMS-driven check-in and check-out actuation
  • PACsys Network for the whole estate
PACsys in detail

TCMsys

Centralised AC control

Centralised control of every air-conditioning unit on a site — AC and non-AC rooms alike, across mixed manufacturers on one wired bus, driven by the TCM Module in each room.

  • Eight AC brands, mixed on one segment
  • Occupancy setback that runs without the server
  • Guest requests, door alarms, predictive maintenance
  • REST, WebSocket, Modbus and PMS integration
TCMsys in detail

Tnode & Knode

Mitsubishi AC control modules

The same engineering on a single indoor unit. Tnode puts a commercial unit on your phone; Knode gives a guest room keycard-driven control without a site-wide system.

  • Tnode — offices, retail and clinics, from an app
  • Knode — hotel guest rooms, keycard-driven
  • Schedules, history and maintenance alerts
  • Local control that survives an outage
The modules in detail

What we do

Hardware, firmware and software under one roof

When the bus misbehaves at three in the morning, the person who wrote the protocol works here. That is the whole argument for building it all ourselves.

Embedded hardware

Floor controllers, room modules and segment gateways designed in-house — PCB, firmware and the RS-485 bus protocol they speak. We own the stack from the copper up.

Site software

Dashboards, REST APIs and reporting that run on the property. On-premises, cloud, or hybrid — the controllers keep working either way.

PMS & BMS integration

Check-in, check-out and room moves arrive straight from the front desk. Guest-facing state follows the booking without anyone retyping it.

Remote diagnostics

Field engineers diagnose a bus fault from their phone — port discovery, device sweep, live frames. Most issues resolve without a site visit.

Energy management

Occupancy-driven setback, per-room power monitoring and the reporting to prove the savings to a finance director.

Fleet operations

One dashboard across every property you operate. Version rollouts, device health and audit history without logging into each site.

Why operators choose us

Built for the way hotels actually run

Generic IoT platforms model devices. We model rooms, guests, floors and fixtures — because that is what the front desk, housekeeping and the maintenance supervisor think in.

The property keeps working offline
Controllers hold their own state and fall back to autonomous behaviour when the network drops. Events buffer locally and ship when the link returns.
Standard infrastructure only
Runs on stock Windows or Linux with a normal database and a normal reverse proxy. No exotic dependencies for your IT team to learn.
A full audit trail
Every check-in, command and override is recorded with who did it, to what, and when. Reconstructing an incident is a query, not an investigation.
Deploy where you want
On-premises, cloud, or hybrid. Regulated estates keep data on site; multi-property chains get the central rollup.

Talk to an engineer, not a salesperson

Tell us how many properties and how many rooms. We will tell you what a deployment looks like, what it integrates with, and what it costs to run.