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- Integrated building systems allow for the modification of an environment
independently of environmental choices made by others
- Environment consists of both lighting and temperature control
- Integrated means HVAC & Lighting have a common control system and
front end.
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- Mechanical zones integrated with lighting & day lighting zones are
grouped together to meet client’s needs.
- Modular lighting & HVAC control systems.
- Modular ‘plug and play’ wiring connections
- Central performance monitoring for energy.
- Management and scheduled maintenance with automatic feed-back of
activities.
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- Provides sensible and efficient use of environmental systems
- Savings of 50 to 75 percent by use of dimming ballasts and daylight
harvesting and an estimated 10-15% HVAC savings when providing zone
(air jets) control has been documented in pilot installations at PWGSC
- Connecting integrated systems to a priority energy demand metering
control would permit the building operator to minimize energy costs by
buying energy at the best price in the upcoming deregulated energy
market
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- Building Automation System controllers
- ‘Plug and Play’ wiring system
- BAS controllers are mounted in ‘Plug and Play’ boxes
- Lights and temp controlled by BAS
- Dimming via 0-10Vdc signal to ballasts
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- VLC 1188
- 11 10 bit universal inputs
- 8 Analog outputs
- 8 Binary outputs
- Fully programmable
- Native BACnet
- Communications through BACnet MS/TP network
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- Plug and Play’ wiring technology allows for easy modification to
lighting/building controls
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- 1–10V Control
- 100–1% Dimming range
- PROStart programmed start ballast
- Anti-flash circuitry—turns on in dimmed mode
- UL, CSA, FCC
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- Analog controlled 24 VAC damper motor
- Damper increases/decreases air flow based on zone temperature and set
point.
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