Accutrol LLC Advances Integration Strategy

Sees BACnet International as Part of Path Towards Seamless Integration with Building Automation Systems 

Atlanta, GA (PRWeb) – May 1, 2013 – BACnet manufacturers now have another peer joining the ranks of BACnet International with the addition of silver member Accutrol LLC. Accutrol LLC, the manufacturer of the AccuValve® Airflow Control Valve, joined BACnet International as part of their ongoing strategy to ensure their products integrate seamlessly with all modern Building Automation Systems. “Accutrol recently released the AVC product family, which incorporates a high performance controller with the revolutionary award winning AccuValve product. The AVC brings BACnet connectivity directly to the AccuValve. Field programming of the AVC is accomplished using an intuitive PC?based programming tool called the AVC ‘Insight,’” stated Brian O’Rourke, Vice President of Engineering and Manufacturing for Accutrol LLC. “Having BACnet interoperability at the valve?level provides building owners and operators with a product that they can maintain without having to rely on the valve supplier for support services.”
 
As a silver member, Accutrol LLC joins over 80 of the leading building automation vendors and integrators in the world in pursuing advancement of BACnet as a communication protocol.

“Successful integration and interoperability is an important goal of BACnet International and its members,” stated Andy McMillan, President of BACnet International. “We are pleased to have Accutrol united in this goal.”

More information on BACnet International members can be found here. Companies interested in enjoying the benefits of BACnet International membership can get more information here.
 
[an error occurred while processing this directive] About BACnet International

BACnet International is an industry association that facilitates the successful use of the BACnet protocol in building automation and control systems through interoperability testing, educational programs and promotional activities. The BACnet standard was developed by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) and has been made publicly available so that manufacturers can create interoperable systems of products. BACnet International complements the work of the ASHRAE standards committee and BACnet-related interest groups around the world. BACnet International members include building owners, consulting engineers and facility managers, as well as companies involved in the design, manufacturing, installation, commissioning and maintenance of control equipment that uses BACnet for communication. For more information, please visit www.bacnetinternational.org.