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1. What are HVAC control solutions?
HVAC control solutions are technologies and systems used to manage heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment. They help optimize energy use, maintain indoor comfort, and enable remote monitoring and automation. Our solutions integrate seamlessly with building management systems (BMS), like EcoStruxure Building Operation, to deliver smart, scalable, and sustainable HVAC control across commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities.
2. How does building automation improve HVAC performance?
Building automation HVAC systems use sensors, controllers, and software to automatically adjust HVAC operations based on occupancy, temperature, and energy demand. This leads to better comfort, lower energy costs, and reduced maintenance needs.
3. What is an HVAC control system?
An HVAC control system is the operating center for HVAC equipment. It includes thermostats, sensors, actuators, and controllers that regulate temperature, airflow, and humidity. Advanced HVAC control systems can be integrated into a building automation platform for centralized control.
4. What is AHU automation and how does it work?
AHU (Air Handling Unit) automation systems control the operation of AHUs, which regulate and circulate air in HVAC systems. Automation allows for precise control of temperature, humidity, and air quality, often using sensors and programmable logic controllers (PLCs).