Tag: Johnson Controls

To increase capacity and improve assembly productivity at its 900,000-square-foot, Norman, OK facility, Johnson Controls invested $7.5 million in new automation equipment.

Florida Building Code-certified AEL-42-7020-MD protects PTAC ventilation openings in building facades during high-velocity hurricane conditions.

The Johnson Controls Energy Efficiency Indicator Survey collected responses from participants globally between November and December 2021.

Take a look at this assortment of fire systems and equipment solutions that can help you meet your facility management goals in 2022 and beyond.

Industry sources discuss operations and maintenance practices that can support your journey toward healthier indoor air in your facility.

The new Department of Energy minimum energy efficiency appliance standards for commercial HVAC equipment go into effect January 1, 2023.

Improvements including solar photovoltaic arrays, updated controls, LED lighting retrofits and water conservation solutions will reduce usage by approximately 30%.

OpenBlue Indoor Air Quality as a Service helps meet health and safety compliance, improve comfort and productivity.

Facility managers can use digital twins of their buildings to achieve key outcomes now, and to plan for the future.

The Tyco Security Robot powered by Ava Robotics brings access control, video surveillance, and security robotics together for a comprehensive, efficient solution.

The consortium propels the innovation of digital twin technology through consistent design methods, open-source collaboration and the development of best practices

Providing healthy, personalized spaces for work is key to post-pandemic commercial building flexibility and appeal for employees.

This decision was made as the HVAC industry prepares to phase out high-GWP refrigerants, such as R-410A, now formally addressed by EPA through recently passed AIM Act.

Johnson Controls adds cloud-based access control to Cloudvue platform for seamless security management.

Equipment that minimizes repairs, saves energy, and improves health will help ensure that HVAC retrofits provide efficient performance and comfort.

In this annual survey of Facility Executive readers, votes were cast for product and service suppliers preferred during 2020.

During the Leaders Summit on Climate, George Oliver will address the business community's role in supporting climate action and policy, creating jobs, and economic growth.

Part of the National Deep Energy Retrofit program, the U.S. General Services Administration has awarded Johnson Controls the contract to upgrade the buildings' HVAC, lighting, water conservation, and energy management systems.

A total of 53 companies, representing almost every sector of the economy, have now signed The Climate Pledge, committing to net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.

New collaboration offers facial authentication AI solutions combined with advanced access control to create safer, healthier, more connected building environments.