Reliable Controls 2011 AHR Expo Preview

January 2011
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Reliable Controls 2011 AHR Expo Preview - Booth N5065

Victoria, BC, Canada – At this year’s AHR Expo in Las Vegas, Reliable Controls® is pleased to be launching the MACH-ProWeb™ series of BACnet® Building Controllers. Visit booth N5065 to see a live demonstration of how quickly and easily your building automation system can be published to the Web.

Designed to meet and exceed the requirements of a BACnet® Operator Workstation, the MACH-ProWeb™ controllers are fully programmable with a built-in Web server and flexible web operator interface. Integration into the Reliable Controls® MACH-System is truly seamless – you can program the MACH-ProWeb™ point database, Control-BASIC sequence, and graphics just as you would for any other Reliable Controls® product then drag and drop the resource files using the MACH-ProWeb Tools™ to easily build your web interface. The MACH-ProWeb™ interface provides total functionality required for day-to-day building operations. Using a standard browser (IE 8, Firefox 3, Chrome 5, Safari 5, or higher) on a PC or Mac, simply enter the URL of the MACH-ProWeb™ and navigate through the system to access and print point values, alarms, schedules, trend logs, runtime logs, and audit trails.

While visiting our booth (N5065) at the AHR Expo, feel free to also experience a preview of our forthcoming wireless sensor line. Taking full advantage of the energy harvesting capabilities of the EnOcean Alliance, the Reliable Controls® SPACE-Sensor EnOcean™ and SPACE-Sensor EnOcean Accesspoint™ deliver a wireless, batteryless sensor solution that is ideal for meeting the environmental demands of a green conscious marketplace.

Learn all about the Reliable Controls® @ http://www.reliablecontrols.com

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