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Building automation optimizes energy use, enhances comfort, and improves security by integrating and controlling HVAC, lighting, and other systems.
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OSI to help Californian irrigation district modernize transmission network
The Turlock Irrigation District, located in Turlock, California, is the first publicly owned irrigation district and one of four that provides irrigation water and power to residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural customers within its service area.
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Weidmuller USA Introduces First Power Supply on Market With SNAP IN Technology
The solution deploys next-generation power distribution with quick, tool-free installation for industrial applications. -
HMS Networks Launches New IR-based Intesis AC Interface
HMS Networks now launches a new IR-based Intesis AC interface that enables integration of any Air Conditioning unit, regardless of brand, into Modbus or BACnet Building Automation Systems. -
Honeywell Unveils New Building Management System for Small- to Medium-sized Businesses
New fully cloud-enabled, easy-to-deploy building management system gives better insight into small- to medium-sized building performance. -
PCVue announces patent for PcVue HMI/SCADA solutions in location-based applications
This offering was designed for location-based control of equipment and facility resources. It is particularly suited for Industrial Control Systems (ICS) including Building Management Systems (BMS), Supervisory Control and Data Acquistion (SCADA) and Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) as described by U.S. Patent No. 9,819,509.
