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ABB router connects HVAC drives to IP network
Drives can now be connected to a HVAC system with BACnet using an IP router from ABB.
News from ABB Automation Tech - Drives and Motors, Mar 16, 2010
Telegan launches flue-gas analysis package
Telegan, part of Crowcon, has launched a range comprising a flue-gas analyser, a differential thermometer, a differential manometer, a gas escape detector and a carbon-monoxide room-safety monitor.
News from Crowcon Detection Instruments, Feb 24, 2010
Trend seminars teach energy management techniques
Trend Control Systems holds energy management seminars to show participants how to better manage the energy consumed within a building using reduction and monitoring techniques.
News from Trend Control Systems, Feb 15, 2010
Sensors reduce ventilation costs by 20 per cent
The Ventostat 8000 series from GE Sensing and Inspection Technologies monitors temperature, carbon dioxide (CO2) and humidity via one cost-effective transmitter unit.
News from GE Sensing and Inspection Technologies, Feb 10, 2010
All Seasons provides temporary boiler for school
All Seasons Hire were contracted to provide an appropriate specification and quote for a full packaged boiler installation at a school.
News from All Seasons Hire, Feb 9, 2010
P4A uses Wago system for power monitoring
Products 4 Automation (P4A) has concluded an agreement with Wago.
News from Products4Automation, Feb 1, 2010
IPS considers challenges of rainwater harvesting
Steve Cupples, managing director of Industrial Purification Systems (IPS) has considered whether large-scale rainwater harvesting is a damp squib.
News from Industrial Purification Systems, Jan 13, 2010
Government buildings to improve energy efficiency
The Technology Strategy Board (TSB) has announced that a number of government departments are to take part in a pilot project that will see Whitehall buildings using energy-efficient technology.
News from Technology Strategy Board, Dec 11, 2009
Non-chemical methods prevent and remove limescale
The amount of damage caused by hard water is huge, but advice on how to prevent it is lacking from all the relevant agencies, according to Environmental Treatment Concepts (ETC).
News from Environmental Treatment Concepts, Dec 8, 2009
Siemens welcomes smart metering roll out
Siemens Energy has welcomed the government's plans for the national roll out of smart meters but says energy-distribution companies need to play an active role if DECC is to meet its targets.
News from Siemens Building Technologies, Dec 7, 2009
Capsol audits effect of solar-control window film
Solar Gard has brought out Capsol, an energy-efficiency audit tool that helps businesses measure the impact of solar heat-gain on, and the likely cost of cooling, their office buildings.
News from Solar Gard, Dec 3, 2009
Rockwell publication discusses HVAC benefits
A white paper from Rockwell Automation details how facility managers and owners can reduce energy consumption and maximise savings with HVAC control upgrade technology.
News from Rockwell Automation, Dec 2, 2009
Airsaver unit automatically controls air supply
The Airsaver control unit developed by Beckair is a compressed air control device designed to switch off the air supply when it is not needed.
News from Beckair, Dec 1, 2009
Rabbit adds extra memory to Minicore modules
Rabbit, a Digi International brand, has expanded its Minicore series of easy-to-use, ultra compact, low profile and low-cost networking modules.
News from Impulse Corporation, Nov 16, 2009
Huntsman supplies adhesive for production hall
Klingenburg has made the decision to take further advantage of Araldite products after winning a contract to supply large heat exchangers for a large production Hall in Bremen.
News from Huntsman Advanced Materials, Nov 11, 2009
Flir i7 investigates building faults
The Flir i7 is designed to investigate faults in building fabric and operations, and check for electrical and mechanical faults.
News from Flir Systems, Sep 21, 2009
DMS Carbon Dashboard presents building data
DMS Controls' Carbon Dashboard presents organisations' key energy-consumption and carbon-emission data to inform employees, customers and partners of the real-time performance of a building.
News from DMS Controls, Sep 21, 2009
BNS wins AWE Project Lupus refurbishment contract
BNS Nuclear Services has begun work on Project Lupus, a refurbishment and rekit project, for the Atomic Weapons Establishment's (AWE) Burghfield site.
News from BNS Nuclear Services, Sep 18, 2009
Fanmaster cuts energy used by HVAC equipment
Rockwell Automation has brought out the Allen-Bradley Fanmaster energy-saving package.
News from Rockwell Automation, Aug 31, 2009
Module offers interface between control types
The Slotserver Control Logix Communications Interface Module and Ethernet/IP standalone gateways will be featured at the Automation Fair in Anaheim on 11-12 November 2009.
News from Sierra Monitors, Aug 10, 2009
Dual-channel CO2 module performs self-calibrations
GE Sensing and Inspection Technologies has launched the Telaire T6615 dual-channel CO2 module for environmental monitoring in buildings.
News from GE Sensing and Inspection Technologies, Jul 20, 2009
IPS media filtration removes fine contamination
Industrial Purification Systems (IPS) has installed high-efficiency media filtration in the vehicle wash facility at a commercial test and validation centre for the automotive industry.
News from Industrial Purification Systems, Jul 2, 2009
Gas absorption pumps control building temperatures
Ener-G is offering gas absorption heat pumps (GAHP), which heat and cool buildings, providing significant cost and environmental benefits.
News from ENER-G, Jun 17, 2009
Fieldserver unveils OPC server gateway
Fieldserver Technologies has introduced the FS-B-OPC server gateway, which links legacy building automation devices and networks to OPC.
News from FieldServer Technologies, Apr 8, 2009
Building inspectors switch to renting Flir cameras
Ashtead Technology has noticed a surge in demand from the building-inspection industry for its fleet of thermal imaging cameras.
News from Ashtead Technology, Apr 6, 2009
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