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A visitor at the Braeburn booth stops to admire the simplicity of the company’s smart thermostat offerings. - The ACHR News

Braeburn Boasts Affordability With Its Smart Thermostat Offerings

Company seeks to get more people connected

February 18, 2019

As a small- to medium-sized company, it’s important for Braeburn to target the demographic that will give it the most bang for its buck — the average consumer.

Trane: Connected Control

April 10, 2017

The ComfortLink™ II XL1050 is a Wi-Fi- or Ethernet-enabled, connected control that acts as a home energy command center and provides homeowners with the ability to control indoor temperatures on a zone-by-zone basis.

2017 AHR Expo — New Product

Honeywell: Smart Thermostat

January 2, 2017

Smart technology makes the The Lyric T6 Pro Wi-Fi Thermostat efficient and easy-to-use. Its connected features, such as installation and access via the Lyric app (iOS and Android), and customized geofencing mean that it can automatically adapt to the dynamic and unpredictable schedules of today’s customers.

Smart Home Firm, Nexia, Adds Geo-Fencing for Greater Automation

Smartphone GPS tells Nexia when user is home or away to trigger automatic operations

October 13, 2016

Smart home firm, Nexia™, a brand of Ingersoll Rand, announced it has enhanced the convenience of its smart home system by adding geo-fencing. The feature gives subscribers easier, more seamless control, such as automatically adjusting the thermostat when they leave for work and when they head home.

June 16, 2014: Honeywell Introduces New Smart Thermostat

Geofencing Provides Energy Savings, Fine Tune Feature Provides the Most Comfortable Temperature

June 16, 2014

Honeywell has announced the launch of its new Lyric™ smart thermostat which the company said knows when homeowners are coming and going, based on smartphone location, to deliver comfort when they’re at home and savings when they’re away.

On Demand As AI workloads and high-density computing push traditional cooling methods to their limits, the data center industry is accelerating the adoption of next-generation HVAC technologies.

In this session, we will cover how to design VRF systems for the U.S. market using new A2L refrigerants. These systems provide an advanced zoning solution by using inverter technology to deliver precise heating and cooling control across multiple zones and spaces.