The single-source integrated controls for commercial HVAC applications — the SmartME Zone Controller, AdvancedHVAC Input/Output Controller, and EB-50GU-A Central Controller — work together as a seamless, comprehensive system.
A highly intelligent thermostat with over 125 configurable settings to control the efficiency of HVAC systems, the EcoInsight™ calculates room comfort by aggregating data like time of day, solar load, brightness, humidity, and occupancy patterns.
Can Help Commercial Buildings Cope with Rising Energy Costs
November 18, 2013
The United States market for building automation equipment is set to grow by more than 40 percent within the five-year period ending in 2017, spurred by the need in commercial buildings for more efficient energy consumption, according to a new report from IHS Inc.
IT Security Technology and Practices Combined with Real-Time Building Operating and Control
November 12, 2013
In response to the increasing rise of cyber threats, network compromises, and vulnerabilities directed at building systems, Lynxspring and Netop have announced the availability of LYNX CyberPRO™, a new cyber protection solution for building automation and energy management systems.
Web-enabled, the latest version of AspectFT, version 2.0, building automation and energy control was designed to make building automation simple for facility managers, integrating building control with everyday technology.
Commercial Thermostat Tailored to Restaurants, Retail Stores, and Other Small Businesses
September 30, 2013
EnTouch Controls, a leading provider of energy management systems (EMS) for small businesses and light commercial facilities, has announced its new EnTouch Pro, a commercial thermostat tailored to restaurants, retail stores, and other small business and facility owners.
With so many options, how do you help your customers select the best thermostats for their lifestyles, and what do you do if that thermostat isn’t working the way it’s supposed to?
Despite recent advances in technology, industry leaders agree that only time will tell what features and services might become standard on future generations of high-end thermostats and controls.
While having mercury thermostats in homes and buildings across the U.S. is not necessarily a bad thing, controlling what happens to those thermostats after they’ve been pulled off the wall is vital in keeping the powerful neurotoxin out of the environment.