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Winner's Gallery - Commercial Controls

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Qwik Average


The Tasseron Sensors and Controls Qwik Average duct averaging sensor is used to take an average reading in large ductwork, and send that information back to a controller. The product monitors and transmits changes in duct air temperature to the building control system. They are compatible with whatever building automation system is installed and provide accurate, reliable indication of duct temperature. The Qwik Average comes with two types of housings: galvanized box housing, or injection-molded polycarbonate housing. They both feature two U.S. patents; patent-pending Qwik Connects and patent-pending Qwik Coupling.

Tasseron Sensors and Controls
www.tasseronusa.com
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Copeland Scroll™ Compressors with CoreSense™ Communications


The Copeland Scroll™ Compressors with CoreSense™ Communications by Emerson Climate Technologies features an onboard communications module for Copeland Scroll™ compressors within commercial air conditioning systems. Copeland Scroll compressors with CoreSense Communications technology streams diagnostics information on the compressor's operation to the system controller. By using the compressor as a sensor, valuable data from inside the system can be accessed and monitored by the controller, improving performance and reliability – even proactively shutting down the compressor to prevent a catastrophic failure.

Emerson Climate Technologies
www.emersonclimate.com/coresense
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Commercial Comfort Systems (CCS)


Commercial Comfort Systems (CCS) 1.2, by Johnson Controls, combines HVAC equipment and integrated controls in an efficient, easy-to-operate building solution. Each CCS system features Johnson Controls single packaged HVAC equipment, factory- and field-installed accessories, control systems, and terminal devices. Equipment includes Johnson Controls Series 5 (3-6 ton), 10 (3-12.5 ton), 20 (15-25 ton), 40(25-40 ton), and 100 (5-65 ton) outdoor, single packaged equipment featuring environmentally friendly R-410A refrigerant. Control systems include systems manager, zone coordinator, input/output module, zone sensor, and HVAC equipment controllers. Terminal devices include Johnson Controls bypass and zone dampers and VAV boxes with integrated controller.

Commercial Comfort Systems can and are used in any space and facility where there is a need for independently zoned controls for occupant comfort, space temperature, and humidity control. Commercial Comfort Systems feature factory-installed controls and factory-configured components specially designed for commercial and light commercial users.

Johnson Controls
www.johnsoncontrols.com
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