Make the most of energy in your HVAC/R systems
Credit to Author: Bob Gray| Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2017 11:42:56 +0000
Heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration systems represent 15% of all electrical power consumed worldwide, and 30% to 60% in any given facility. Providing the global market with innovative and smarter HVAC/R systems can lead to an enormous energy savings for your customers, plus greater market share for you. Your challenge is finding innovative ways to wring out the energy savings potential of your manufactured HVAC/R equipment and gain differentiation in the market.
Control systems and automation architecture offer big energy efficiency benefits
Whether you build chillers or air-handling units in commercial buildings, residential or industrial facilities, application engineering in your manufactured HVAC/R equipment plus choosing the right automation architecture are key to distinguishing yourself at every stage of the process.
CONTROL SYSTEMS | Innovation is the key in wringing out optimum performance and peak energy efficiency. Most of today’s facility managers require remote monitoring, utilization of cloud technology and service tools. Case in point: Replacing conventional PID (proportional-integral-derivative) control systems with new energy-efficient predictive control loop systems can bring more than 20% in added energy efficiency, as well as extend the useful life of the equipment. |
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Increasing HVAC energy efficiency
Optimized solutions for HVAC/R applications
Your customers want HVAC/R systems that offer today’s innovation, increased reliability, energy efficiency, easy maintenance and a lower upfront cost. Learn more about the innovation you’ve been missing, and how to quickly design a cost-optimized HVAC/R control system with onboard energy-efficiency solutions while reducing maintenance and improving reliability.
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And read our available white papers:
- Energy savings in commercial refrigeration equipment – High pressure control
- Energy savings in commercial refrigeration equipment – Low pressure control
- On the road to smart machines: How OEMs can improve the energy efficiency of machines
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