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Residents of multi-family buildings in New York City and elsewhere often suffer from uncontrolled steam heating in the cold weather months. Here is an article from the Commercial Observer<\/strong><\/em> about a product that may help to reduce costs and waste while making neighbors more comfortable.<\/p>\n

Radiator Lock Boxes Slash One-Fifth Off Two Old Buildings\u2019 Heating Costs<\/h3>\n
BY<\/span>\u00a0BRADY DALE<\/a>\u00a0AUG. 4, 2016, 3 P.M.<\/span><\/h6>\n
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A RADIATOR ENCLOSED WITH THE COZY, FROM RADIATOR LABS (PHOTO: RADIATOR LABS).<\/div>\n
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The heat of summer can get brutal inside my Crown Heights apartment, but winter is the real scorcher. When there\u2019s snow on the ground, the building-wide steam heat cooks the insides of my first floor digs. This is not unusual for city dwellers in old buildings.<\/p>\n

One Brooklyn-based company claims it has a solution for both the discomfort shared by so many apartment-dwellers and the money pouring out landlords\u2019 windows as people like me leave them open when the weather gets cold. That said, we hear from tech companies that claim to be able to deliver dramatic results every day. Results in productivity. Results for teams. Results for your love life.\u00a0Radiator Labs\u00a0has brought a new wrinkle to its promises: third-party verification.<\/p>\n

The results are in and the company\u2019s claims look good.<\/p>\n

The hardware startup has built a system called Cozy (not to be confused with\u00a0Comfy, the A\/C demand control system<\/a>\u00a0from\u00a0Building Robotics) which encloses steam radiators in what amount to insulated boxes, then parcels heat out using small fans when the temperature in the room calls for it.<\/p>\n

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MARSHALL COX, INSIDE THE RADIATOR LABS OFFICE INSIDE THE URBAN FUTURE LAB (PHOTO: RADIATOR LABS).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

\u201cWe know way more about what the building needs than any boiler controller there\u2019s ever been,\u201d\u00a0Marshall Cox, the chief executive officer\u00a0and founder, told\u00a0Observer.<\/p>\n

We visited the company for our recent roundup of technology companies\u00a0changing the real estate business<\/a>. Radiator Labs\u2019 strategy makes intuitive sense. By enclosing radiators and placing sensors around a building, the company can communicate with an internet-connected boiler room and better distribute heat.<\/p>\n

Owners of multi-million dollar assets like apartment buildings want more than intuitive sense, so the company was eager for an opportunity to verify the system works. \u201cGetting to this point, it\u2019s been a long road,\u201d Cox said. \u201cUnderstandably, real estate is just a very conservative world, and when a kid with a PhD says he can solve a 100 year-old problem, no one believes him.\u201d<\/p>\n

Radiator Labs was approved for the\u00a0New York State Energy Research and Development Authority<\/a>\u2019s Emerging Technologies and Accelerated Commercialization program. This meant that the state committed to subsidizing most of the cost for a limited number of installations in order to prove the technology. Radiator Labs had to sell a landlord on the deal, and that landlord had to agree to let NYSERDA hire an engineering firm to verify the results of the installation.\u00a0Columbia Universityagreed to install the company\u2019s system in two of its dormitories, Claremont and Watt, which together house 280 students.<\/p>\n

Energy and Resource Solutions released\u00a0its report<\/a>\u00a0in July, which offered a positive if guarded review of the deployment. \u201cAt this stage, ERS has found substantial evidence of energy savings through its analyses of the two test buildings,\u201d the report says. \u201cData has not been collected for a sufficient quantity of buildings to predict the magnitude of savings for other buildings, or to understand the impact of variables such as building or heating system type.\u201d<\/p>\n

One building saw a 20 percent reduction in heating costs, and another saw a 24 percent reduction. Net savings to the university worked out to $31,770. According to\u00a0College Factual, campus housing there\u00a0runs about $7400 per year<\/a>, so that shaves the cost of housing four students off the university\u2019s budget.<\/p>\n

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A PROTOTYPE COZY SENSOR (PHOTO: MOLLY STROMOSKI FOR OBSERVER).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

From the students\u2019 perspective, temperatures in rooms were held to a much more reasonable range. According to a graph in the ERS report, prior to the installation, students rooms were found to have widely divergent heats. Observed temperatures ranged anywhere from the high 50s to low 90s. After the installation, temperatures held between the mid 60s and mid 70s.<\/p>\n

Plus, the system gave dorm residents something none of them had before: control. If they wanted, they could tell the system to run their room\u2019s fans a little more (to make it warmer) or a little less (so it became cooler). \u201cThis is a transformation from a paradigm where people had no control, and now they have control,\u201d Cox said. Most users felt comfortable at Radiator Labs default settings, but a small number adjusted the controls a lot.<\/p>\n

This is important. Recent research into building engineering shows that people report buildings as more comfortable when\u00a0they have some sense of control<\/a>\u00a0over the temperature in their space, as we previously reported.<\/p>\n

When Radiator Labs first launched, it pursued a crowdfunding approach where apartment dwellers could buy a Cozy for themselves. The company has shifted to a landlord driven approach, where entire buildings get outfitted with the units at once, sending data across the building back to the internet-enabled boiler. The ERS report endorses this approach, writing, \u201cIn order for the Cozy system to operate effectively, a high penetration rate for installation is required. Much as a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, the Radiator Labs system loses effectiveness for each radiator that is not outfitted with the Cozy.\u201d<\/p>\n

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INSIDE THE URBAN FUTURE LAB, THE COMPANY\u2019S METROTECH HOME (PHOTO: MOLLY STROMOSKI FOR OBSERVER).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

\u201cIncreasing the energy efficiency of New York\u2019s buildings\u2014residential, commercial and industrial\u2014is critical to Governor [Andrew] Cuomo\u2019s Reforming the Energy Vision, or \u2018REV.\u2019\u201d according to an email from a NYSERDA spokesperson. \u201cThe strategy aims to build a cleaner, more resilient and affordable energy system for all New Yorkers.\u201d Mayor\u00a0Bill de Blasio\u00a0has\u00a0set a goal of reducing<\/a>\u00a0the city\u2019s greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent by 2050.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s initial subsidized success has made Cozy an easier sale for the young company. \u201cWe\u2019re in 12 buildings with some of the biggest landlords in New York. We\u2019re expanding this year, and we\u2019re looking for about 40 new buildings to do,\u201d Cox said. The company plans to cap this winter\u2019s deployment at 10,000 units.<\/p>\n

He said, \u201cIt\u2019s basically first come, first serve.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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