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BUILDING INDOOR AIR QUALITY (IAQ)

The lighting system offers an excellent platform for building automation systems (BAS) offers a reliable power grid that the various components can tap into, the cameras and sensors can be integrated into the physical housings of the lighting fixtures, which streamlines the design, specification, and installation of the building automation system.

A multi-sensor combines multiple environmental sensors into one piece of equipment offering building automation systems an accurate view of an interior space, without requiring all of the different, individual sensors that would clutter up the ceiling. There are multi-sensors available that combine temperature, humidity, motion, sound, and light sensing, enabling this one solution to offer HVAC, occupancy, and day-light control from one device.

An indoor air quality (IAQ) monitoring system continuously monitors real-time data for several types of harmful indoor air factors that include carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), fine suspended particulates (PM2.5), suspended particulates (PM10), formaldehyde (HCHO), Ozone (O3), and Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC). The quantity of ventilation air at outside air intakes can also be measured to validate the quality of the air being drawn into the interior.

Enhance buildings air quality

Provided that people spend more than 80% of their time in enclosed buildings. Building automation is one of the next great frontiers in building design and operation. It leverages the advantages of the latest technology to improve building performance in real and meaningful ways and the movement certainly has momentum.

Smart BACnet-based Integration

An awareness of the incredible amount of energy that buildings consume and an imperativeness to address it, Building Automation Systems (BAS) shall reduce energy costs in real time and maximize building efficiency. Investment in building automation is now economical and it’s pretty clear that this trend has some staying power.

Smart BACnet-based integration

Multi-sensors combine temperature, humidity, motion, sound, and light sensing, enabling this one solution to offer HVAC, occupancy, and day-light control from one device. It also reduces the reliance on human intervention and the opportunity for human error to derail the intent of the design.

Boost wellness awareness

BAS offers more than reliable action, they offer unprecedented access to information anytime and anywhere about how the various building systems are performing, the environmental conditions of the interior, and even the way the space is being used. These details equip building owners and facilities personnel to identify areas for improvement and make the necessary adjustments.