New builds and designer homes

Electrical and climate systems built for the pace of life in Las Tablas

Modern homes, families with demanding schedules, and an installation that has to match the standard of the rest of the house.

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Housing type in Las Tablas

Recent homes with high technical expectations

Las Tablas has grown alongside northern Madrid's business district, and a large share of its homes are recently built, with high-end finishes and a population of owners used to technology and a demanding pace of life. Many of these homes already include some factory-fitted home automation, but limited to basic functions, and electrical systems designed for consumption levels from a decade ago. Adding an electric vehicle, full ducted climate control and high-power appliances usually means rethinking the capacity of the consumer unit.

Climate control

Zoned ducted climate control for everyday life

In Las Tablas homes, where the living room often doubles as a home office or space for informal meetings, zoning the air conditioning keeps that room at a different temperature from the rest of the house without overloading the whole system. It's a particularly useful solution for people who work from home part of the week and need consistent comfort in one zone while the rest of the property stays in low-consumption mode.

The installation fits into the false ceiling without compromising the interior design, and zone control from your phone lets you adjust each room's temperature before you even get home.

Electrical

Electrical capacity and charging to match a tech-forward home

When a home in Las Tablas is renovated to add induction cooking, a high-power oven, ducted climate control and EV charging, the original consumer unit almost never copes. We assess the installation, calculate the actual power needed and arrange the corresponding electrical certificate (Certificado CIE); and when the vehicle charges in the building's communal garage, we manage the project for the whole community in accordance with ITC-BT-52.

LED lighting and home automation round off the project with lighting scenes suited to remote work, video calls or a dinner with guests, all managed from the same system that controls the climate control.

A common case in Las Tablas

In Las Tablas it's common for the newest homes to come with a single factory-fitted thermostat for the whole house, designed for generic use that doesn't suit households where one person works from the living room while the rest of the home sits empty during the day. The result is high electricity consumption climate-controlling spaces nobody is using. Adding zoning is usually the upgrade that makes the biggest difference to the bill.

Las Tablas, in figures

This is the Madrid district of Fuencarral-El Pardo.

Las Tablas does not have separate official statistics of its own — these are the official figures for the Madrid district it belongs to.

246.281Residents of Fuencarral-El Pardo (2022)

85.852Households in Fuencarral-El Pardo (2015)

2.71Average household size (2015)

24.644 €Average income per resident (2019)

The largest district in the city of Madrid by area (less than 50% built up, due to the Monte de El Pardo woodland). Neighbourhoods such as Mirasierra, Valverde/Tres Olivos, Montecarmelo and Fuentelarreina are residential developments mostly dating from the late 20th century and 2000s (PAUs) — a relatively recent housing stock compared with the historic centre.

Source: Statistics Institute of the Community of Madrid / Madrid City Council, based on the INE Population and Housing Census.

Power allocation between communal garage spaces for EV charging

Cause: When several residents install their charging points separately, the power capacity available in the meter room is allocated on a first-come, first-served basis rather than through joint planning.
Effect: The first owners to install a charger use up the available power capacity, leaving those who follow facing restrictions or waits until the collective installation is expanded.
Prevention: Propose a collective charging infrastructure compliant with ITC-BT-52 to the residents' association, instead of successive individual installations.
ANNA's diagnosis: ANNA presents the community with the technical study for the collective charging infrastructure and its power allocation between parking spaces.