Buildings can't take advantage of modern AI and automation tools because their data is locked inside proprietary systems. Liberating that data into a centralized, structured layer is the foundation for smarter facilities.
Autonomous buildings powered by AI could reduce emergency service calls by predicting and addressing issues before they happen. But rather than replacing HVAC contractors, the shift is expected to change how they work.
Cloud computing and BACnet protocols have unlocked real-time building automation, transforming HVAC from manual systems into smart, grid-interactive assets
Explore how advances in cloud-based automation, open protocols, and AI-driven controls are redefining HVAC operations and demand response participation, offering contractors new ways to deliver value in an evolving energy landscape.
Why the construction industry’s traditional approach to building automation is broken, and how truly smart buildings start with smarter decisions, better integration, and technology leaders at the table
Commercial heat pumps are no longer just on/off equipment. With AI-driven controls, IoT sensors, and advanced BAS integration, these systems adapt in real time, predict faults, and optimize comfort and efficiency. For HVACR contractors, that means new opportunities — and new demands for digital know-how.
From remote-controlled thermostats to early leak detection, smart systems are transforming rental living. Learn how these innovations deliver comfort and control for residents—while offering major operational advantages for building owners.
Trane® building and equipment controls offer contractors advanced support and innovative solutions, ensuring consistent performance and simplified installation across various equipment. These controls help streamline workflows, enhance efficiency, and elevate customer satisfaction for a more successful and sustainable business.
Discover how smart HVAC systems are transforming industrial facilities by cutting energy costs, improving efficiency, and paving the way for a more sustainable future
On Demand In this webinar, we’ll discuss how the HVAC industry is designing systems that offer a balanced mix of performance, safety and environmental responsibility with enhanced capabilities for more efficient maintenance.