Pinnacle Center 4 is a 3-story, 103,000 sq. ft. office building in the Pinnacle Hills area of Rogers, Arkansas. Home to companies like Johnson & Johnson, the property was selected for a Tune® evaluation using 29 installed units.

The results revealed an adjusted 12% reduction in kilowatt-hour usage, after accounting for pandemic-related occupancy drops.

1. The Impact of COVID-19 on Power Use

From May to August, Pinnacle Center 4 showed an average raw kWh reduction of 34%. However, industry data from HatchData® showed that regional office buildings saw an average 22% reduction in energy use due to lower occupancy during the pandemic.

To isolate the savings driven by Tune®, the analysis applied this 22% adjustment—leaving a net Tune® impact of 12%.

2. Month-by-Month Performance

• May 2020: -8% kWh with Tune®

• June 2020: -19%

• July 2020: -11%

• August 2020: -12%

• Average Tune® Savings: 12%

• Total building usage reduced: 662,400 kWh over 4 months

3. Proven Across Commercial Real Estate

The Pinnacle Center 4 case shows how even large multi-tenant office buildings can benefit from passive energy filtration. Tune® delivered strong savings—without disrupting operations or requiring software, data access, or maintenance.

Conclusion:

For building owners and managers looking to increase efficiency and reduce load, Tune® offers a no-hassle solution. Installed once and built to last, it’s proven to reduce waste—even in complex commercial environments.