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ASHRAE/IES Publishes Standard 90.1 User’s Manual
Manual has Guidance on how to incorporate changes regarding building envelope, lighting, mechanical and the energy cost budget in the 2013 energy standard. -
EnTouch energy management system cuts costs at Community Center
Lower energy rates from Houston-based Entelrgy and an energy management solution donated by EnTouch Controls keeps cooling costs down at the West Houston Community Center. -
Eaton Offers circuit protection products for HVAC/R Applications
The compact overcurrent and overvoltage products are for use in heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC/R) equipment. -
Test Equipment Leverages Smart Phones & Cloud Computing
By Bill Lydon, Editor Fluke recently introduced Fluke Connect, a system which allows maintenance technicians to wirelessly transmit measurement data from their test tools to their smart phones. There is a lot of hype about the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing. To date, from what I have seen on the market, Fluke Connect is the most useful, productivity-increasing industry solution based on these technologies. -
ASHRAE publishes Guideline on Specifying Building Automation Systems
ASHRAE Guideline 13-2014, Specifying Building Automation Systems, provide designers of building automation systems (BAS) with background information, recommendations for good practice, project considerations, and detailed discussion of options with respect to the design of a BAS system. -
Eaton releases Solar Circuit Protection Solutions
Fuses, circuit breakers, power distribution blocks and surge protective devices (SPDs) for commercial, utility and residential solar segments reduce installation costs, maintain reliable operations, help enhance safety and maximize energy harvested. -
Reducing Barriers and Opening Doors for Building Automation Products in the Industrial Internet of Things
By Bob Dolin, Echelon The emerging Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) represents the next generation of control networks for building automation. But unlike the consumer Internet of Things, the IIoT isn’t starting from scratch. -
The Evolution of Building Automation Systems (BAS)
By Kevin Callahan, Alerton BAS are getting more powerful and easy to use all the time. Key features and benefits to look for this year include BAS software, control modules and wall sensors. -
New processing prowess finding its way into building automation systems
By Punya Prakash, Texas Instruments Building automation systems are striving to keep up with a renaissance in processing prowess by incorporating hierarchical and distributed architectures, low-power processing and control capabilities, advanced sensors and many other exciting new technologies. In fact, sometimes the most pressing challenge is how to make sense of it all. -
KGS installs Clockworks building diagnostics at MIT
Clockworks performance management platform is installed on 60 buildings at MIT, monitoring and providing analytics on over 7,000 pieces of equipment using over 14,000,000 data points per day. -
Solar Photovoltaics Struggling
Uncertainly remains over the future of the organic photovoltaic market as a whole, and arguably the industry is going through the period of despair and disillusion. -
E-Mon adds Honeywell Attune Energy Dashboard Service
E-Mon is now offering Honeywell’s Attune Energy Dashboard service to provide facility management professionals with information on energy usage and trends. -
Cornell University uses Proficy to manage facilities
GE's Proficy Mobile provided 40% faster off-hours troubleshooting, increasing energy savings, reliability and equipment uptime. -
Arc Informatique controls building automation in the Louvre
The PcVue SCADA system monitors 1200 heat pumps, lighting, blinds and tenant meters in the Louvre's office areas and shops. -
Phoenix Contact installs CCHP at HQ
A combined cooling, heating, and power (CCHP) system will generate enough electricity to power the company’s U.S. headquarters approximately 65 percent of the time. -
Data Loggers track mold at Apartment Complex
The monitoring project, which ran for five months, was aimed at investigating unexplained causes of moisture damage, wood decay and fungal growth found behind cladding and sheathing in ground-floor walls throughout the unnamed complex. -
Supporting infrastructures to Enhance Building Automation Systems
Supporting infrastructures, including building analytics, the cloud and smart grids are likely to play the most important role in strengthening the BAS market over the next four years. -
QA Graphics Provides BAS Graphics for Residential Project
QA Graphics provide all of the system graphics to New England Energy Controls for an 18,000 square foot residential project. -
Contemporary Controls joins EnOcean Alliance
The EnOcean Alliance has more than 350 companies in the building industry worldwide.
