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CNS Releases The True Cost of Lighting Controls White Paper
Control Network Solutions (CNS),
creators of smart web-based control solutions, has published its white
paper ‘The true cost of building control solutions’ to highlight the
key legislation to be aware of and the questions to ask when
considering building controls.
Designed to provide corporate real estate and facilities managers with
information surrounding how to choose a vendor-independent and open
standard, interoperable control solution, the whitepaper covers
relevant legislation as well as the integration of building controls
with the Internet of Things (IoT).
Open, interoperable standards used within the smart buildings and
lighting controls sector are often overlooked and misunderstood when
specifying a system. This can consequently result in a control solution
that is expensive to maintain and often a ‘stranded investment’.
Experienced when a particular technology is acquired to address a set
of issues, a stranded investment occurs when a new issue arises that
cannot be effectively addressed by the investment – leaving it stranded.
Mike Welch, Managing Director of CNS said, “As the cost of energy has
recently fallen, the energy saving capabilities of building controls
are no longer its only key feature – flexibility and whether the system
is ‘future-proof’ are now of significant importance.
“By choosing a solution based upon open, interoperable standards it
will not only require a reduced initial investment when compared to
traditional offerings, but will also have reduced operations and
maintenance costs over the system’s lifetime. This is due to vendor
independent solutions also providing end clients more choice in terms
of who delivers and maintains the system and, in addition, providing
these suppliers with the widest choice of hardware manufacturers and
software application suppliers – removing the need to be locked into an
expensive system provider package.”
Outlining the key legislation to be aware of when choosing building and
lighting controls, the white paper also sets out five questions to ask
a solution provider before deciding upon a system.
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adds, “Although once slow in its evolution, the building and lighting
controls sector is now rapidly advancing, leveraging the IoT and
integration with the building’s existing Building Management System
(BMS).
“Solutions based upon this innovation and open, interoperable
standards, such as elitedaliTM smart lighting controls, ensure that the
end client has total access and control over their building control
solution.”
To download ‘The true cost of building control solutions’ white paper,
please visit:
http://www.control-network-solutions.co.uk/?post_type=document&p=4413
For more information on CNS, please go to www.control-network-solutions.co.uk or follow @elitedali and @cns_enocean on Twitter.
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