“Trane is committed to finding new ways to further increase energy and operational efficiency for building owners and managers,” said Joel Lehman, president of global services for Trane. “BOMA attendees can learn about some of the latest Trane controls and system integration innovations. We are excited to demonstrate our industry-leading technologies and the unparalleled mobility features of our controls portfolio.” 

Some of the Trane products on display include the Trane Tracer™ SC Building Automation System , the Trane Wireless Comm System, theTrane® Intelligent Variable Air Systems, and more.

Trane employees will also take part in BOMA’s Innovation Alley Educational Sessions. “The Marriage of Lighting and HVAC: A Relationship That Works For You” will be presented by Johnny Brown, area manager for Trane in Los Angeles; and Sam Grebe, director of strategic accounts for GE in Cleveland. They will address the benefits of integrating the latest in energy-efficient lighting with HVAC solutions and control technologies. Trane says that attendees will learn five key things to include in a retrofit analysis and what savings considerations should be included when preparing for a new building project. They will also discover how energy monitoring and modeling can help maintain efficiency gains into a sustainable future.

“Lightning Round 4: Tenant Satisfaction” will be led by  Brian Bloker, Trane account manager in San Diego; and Patrick Copps, technical services director for the Pacific Division of Orkin LLC. They will discuss how to optimize tenant satisfaction, addressing top 10 signs that indicate an unhappy tenant and how to address them.

“Marriage of Lighting and HVAC” will be presented June 25 at 11:00 a.m. “Lightning Round 4: Tenant Satisfaction” will follow right after at 11:30 a.m.