HVAC Control applications include products, systems and services aimed at controlling HVAC equipment in order to:
Provide required environmental conditions (temperature, air displacement speed, moisture, CO², etc) for occupant's comfort and building efficiency
Minimise energy consumption
Reduce other costs, such as operation, maintenance and repair costs
How can a customer manage energy more efficiently?
HVAC can represent up to 70% of energy consumption depending on segments.
Different methods can be combined to save energy costs for HVAC in a range of 15% to 30%: - Program temperature set point according to occupancy - Adapt heating or cooling production power according to real building needs - Raise temperature to comfort level when occupant presence is detected - Adapt ventilation flow according to occupancy or internal air pollution level - Recover heating or cooling energy from extracted air
Solutions or architectures used in the application
Stand-alone control products are used for local or central control (time switches, thermostats, clock-thermostats, stand-alone controllers).
HVAC control systems permanently provide each area with optimised environmental conditions.
Building Automation Control Systems control HVAC among various functions, such as lighting control, blind control, or security.
Energy services enable systems to secure year-round maximum savings and high comfort level for occupants. Energy services can include: - Engineering services - Commissioning - Maintenance - Energy reporting - Monitoring & Targeting