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BASstat Series BACnet Thermostats Contemporary Controls
Thermostats in the series are designed
for BACnet/IP over Wi-Fi or MS/TP multi-stage rooftop unit and analog
4-pipe fan coil units. The BACnet-compliant wired or wireless
communicating thermostats ensure effortless integration into BACnet/IP
(Wi-Fi) or BACnet MS/TP (EIA-485) networks. All units require 24
VAC/VDC powering from NEC Class 2 power sources. Output relays
restricted to NEC Class 2 wiring. All models accommodate NTC 3k remote
temperature sensor and voltage-free occupancy sensor. LCD display can
be configured for °C or °F.
Get an advanced look at some of the new products you’ll find on the Show floor at the 2022 AHR Expo in Las Vegas, Jan 31-Feb 2.
Get an advanced look at some of the new products you’ll find on the Show floor at the 2022 AHR Expo in Las Vegas, Jan 31-Feb 2.
Irisys Vector 4D’s already impressive feature set , we are pleased to announce that with the latest firmware release, Vector 4D people counting sensors are now able to communicate and transmit data via BACnet/IP.
Lucy’s Engineering Adventure is an illustrated children’s book and the first of its kind from ASHRAE!
With its rhymes and beautiful illustrations, this book is a great introduction to building and HVAC engineering through a young girl's visit to an unfinished building. Follow along as Lucy goes to work with her father and learns how beams and columns, electrical systems, and HVAC ducts work like the human body to make buildings what they are.
With its rhymes and beautiful illustrations, this book is a great introduction to building and HVAC engineering through a young girl's visit to an unfinished building. Follow along as Lucy goes to work with her father and learns how beams and columns, electrical systems, and HVAC ducts work like the human body to make buildings what they are.
“How do they work? Why don’t they fall? What lights them up? Do they need to be tall?”
With
its rhymes and beautiful illustrations, this book is a great
introduction to building and HVAC engineering through a young girl's
visit to an unfinished building. Follow along as Lucy goes to work with
her father and learns how beams and columns, electrical systems, and
HVAC ducts work like the human body to make buildings what they are.
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