Tag: Sensors

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Able to control up to 35 LED fixtures, RATIO features three components: sensor, power supply, and controller.

These emerging and evolving concepts provide a framework around which facility management can plan and operate the workplace environments they oversee.

EnOcean's wireless Easyfit LED controls for various open standards enable simple commissioning, intelligent local control, and seamless integration with building automation systems.

For 2017, Brookdale Senior Living earned the energy efficiency certification for 25 of its facilities throughout 10 states.

Behind their walls buildings have long supported an interplay of systems that belies their static presence. Now, the ability for buildings to learn and proactively impact operations expands the horizon of possibilities.

New humidity sensors offer high accuracy with the fastest measurement response time of comparable devices currently on the market.

Next generation Cellio LoRa long-range, low-power wireless transceivers are for wide area, end-to-end monitoring and control for agriculture, cold chain, gas distribution, transportation, and many other industrial applications.

Every sensor within a building system has data to share. And, whether it’s fire, intrusion, or access control, the information can be used for its security-related purposes.

Data centers can improve power usage effectiveness by up to 25% with energy-efficient LED lighting paired with sophisticated controls and sensors.

Alongside energy retrofit projects like LED lighting, Current can simultaneously attach a sensor-based digital network to provide facilities additional data and insights into their operations.

The company’s latest patent was awarded for innovative mapping and nesting features that employ a distributed monitoring model in facility management systems.

xCella Wireless allows for the control of lighting, HVAC, and plug load in small spaces and can also be networked for a floor or building-wide solution.

In pursuing a smart building, a critical step is to identify and select smart sensors that are capable of generating rich, actionable data about an occupant’s whereabouts.

From building management systems to the next frontier of facility technology, the benefits of IoT abound but the roadmap differs for each organization.

The Aegex IoT Platform for Hazardous Locations is built specifically for regulated areas where explosive atmospheres require Internet of Things equipment that is certified intrinsically safe, or incapable of causing an explosion.

A environmental sensor-based system that provides monitoring and alerting services for the mechanical spaces of buildings.

Efficient facility layout and utilization help to deliver cost savings and occupant productivity. Would pursuing “Standards as a Service” promote these goals?

In this fourth installment in a six-part series, the impact of municipal digital infrastructure on economic development is discussed.

This second article in a series discusses a new kind of urban infrastructure, purpose built for the digital age.