The Venetian Hotel
The Venetian Hotel ensures uninterrupted power supply with AVEVA solutions
The Venetian and Palazzo hotels in Las Vegas form the world's largest hotel complex, covering 67 acres and 14 million square feet, powered by 66 substations and 62 PLCs spread over a vast area, with staff working around the clock. Any power outage would mean an immediate loss of guests and revenue for the resort. The group relies on AVEVA InTouch HMI for industrial monitoring of the resort, providing an intuitive, easy-to-use view, and has complemented this foundation with AVEVA Historian to extend historical and real-time data collection and reporting capabilities. The results match the stakes: uninterrupted power guaranteed 24/7/365 thanks to redundancy, real-time monitoring that enables proactive troubleshooting, centrally controlled remote substations and active support for environmental sustainability goals.
Integrated AVEVA software
AVEVA InTouch HMI
The Venetian Hotel uses AVEVA InTouch HMI to oversee the technical systems of this Las Vegas resort. The intuitive graphical interface allows operators to effectively manage the property's air conditioning, lighting, and security systems.
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AVEVA Historian
The Venetian Hotel relies on AVEVA Historian to archive energy consumption and equipment performance data. This solution optimizes operating costs and improves the comfort of the resort's guests.
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FAQ
How does AVEVA InTouch HMI ensure an uninterrupted power supply at a hotel resort?
AVEVA InTouch HMI provides The Venetian Hotel with real-time industrial supervision of 66 substations and 62 PLCs spread over 67 acres. The intuitive HMI enables operators to instantly view the status of every piece of electrical equipment, manage redundancy and intervene before any outage. This 24/7/365 monitoring prevents the loss of guests and revenue that any power interruption would cause at the world's largest hotel complex.
Why is redundancy critical in the electrical monitoring of a large hotel?
For the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, any power outage immediately translates into lost guests and revenue. Redundancy managed through AVEVA InTouch HMI ensures that if a substation fails, switchover is automatic and seamless. This architecture is designed for sites where service continuity is non-negotiable: casinos, entertainment venues and guest rooms stay powered at all times, supporting both the guest experience and the resort's critical operations.
What role does AVEVA Historian play in energy management for a hotel complex?
AVEVA Historian collects and archives real-time data from the Venetian Hotel's 66 substations in high resolution. This industrial database makes it possible to analyze consumption by zone, identify energy drift and generate detailed reports. Teams use this data to optimize electrical management, support the group's environmental sustainability goals and reduce the energy bill of a 14-million-square-foot complex.
How can monitoring of 66 distributed electrical substations be centralized?
AVEVA InTouch HMI combined with Historian centralizes visibility over all 66 substations and 62 PLCs of the Venetian Hotel from a single control center. Operators no longer need to go on site to diagnose an anomaly: remote industrial monitoring saves staff considerable time, reduces operating costs and enables proactive troubleshooting before failures affect resort guests.
How does industrial monitoring support environmental sustainability goals?
AVEVA InTouch HMI and Historian provide the Venetian Hotel with the energy indicators needed to identify savings opportunities. By cross-referencing real-time and historical data, teams adjust setpoints, schedule energy-intensive operations outside peak hours and track progress toward green targets. Industrial monitoring thus becomes a direct lever for environmental performance, aligning hotel operations with sustainability commitments in a measurable, auditable way.