November 2010
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Priva Compri HX
The
Priva Compri HX is a product line for complete building automation,
process control and telemetry. Thanks to its modular design the system
can be perfectly adapted to every type of installation, easily expanded
and is therefore ideally suited to multi-site applications. The
powerful microprocessor, the extensive memory and the numerous
safety features guarantee a long service life. The input and output
modules are field equipment-independent and can be universally linked
with zero to 350 connections on one single controller. Thanks to its
modular structure, the Compri HX can be easily customized to every
installation. Furthermore, the system can easily be extended at a later
stage. The input and output modules (I/O modules) of the Compri HX are
universal and multi-functional, which means they can be used in most
applications. All settings can be viewed and modified on the
accompanying display.
Would you like to receive more information about the Compri HX, or be a
Priva partner check our website http://www.priva.nl/eCache/DEF/17/435.html
FieldServer Technologies" ProtoNode
BACnet Gateways Awarded BTL Certification
FieldServer Technologies’ ProtoNode BACnet protocol gateways
from the ProtoCessor group has received a BTL Certification under
device
profile B-ASC.
ProtoCessor group from
FieldServer Technologies provides protocol gateway solutions to
Original
Equipment Manufacturer’s enabling them to meet their end users needs. These devices are the first and only BACnet BTL
certified BACnet protocol gateways on the market today.
BACnet International BACnet Testing
Laboratory (BTL) certification is the highest level of BACnet
conformance tests
available for BACnet products. Products that are BTL
certified are
view by the BACnet community, as the highest quality and most reliable
products
on the market today. ProtoNode
is designed for original equipment manufacturers needing a quick and
easy path
to enable their new and legacy devices to interface with Building and
Energy
Automation networks.
For more information visit www.protocessor.com
IBM
Delivers New Mobile Software for Smarter Maintenance of Cities,
Campuses and
Businesses
IBM (NYSE: IBM)
expanded its enterprise mobile computing offerings with new software
that
puts critical information about buildings and equipment into the hands
of
maintenance staff in the field. The new software replaces paper
reports
while helping organizations better manage and maintain their campuses,
cities,
water systems, rail lines, roadways and other infrastructure.
Through
new enhancements to its Maximo Web-based software, IBM's enterprise
asset
management software is available to run natively on the browsers of the
Apple
iPhone and iPad, and Android-based phones.
The new software provides mobile access through WiFi,
cellular or satellite, so there is no need to carry a separate mobile
device.
Since it is Web-based, no additional software needs to be downloaded to
the
device, and administrators have the flexibility to choose which
capabilities
are displayed on screen to fit individual preferences. Through Maximo
Application Designer, the administrator has the ability to quickly
customize
the mobile view of Maximo screens for each iPhone or Android depending
on the
type of functions the end user requires.
For more information on IBM Maximo software, please
visit http://www-01.ibm.com/software/tivoli/solutions/asset-management/index.html
CETCI
Receives BTL Certification for PET BACnet® Gas Detection Transmitter
PET BACnet® gas detection transmitter has passed the BTL
requirements for the BACnet® Smart Sensor (B-SS) designation. PET
is a “Parkade Emissions Transmitter” that communicates via BACnet®
protocol MS/TP and is available with one or two electrochemical or
solid-state sensors and temperature sensor. Electrochemical sensor
choices include ammonia (NH3), chlorine (Cl2), carbon monoxide (CO),
ethylene (C2H4), formaldehyde (HCHO), hydrogen (H2), hydrogen sulphide
(H2S), nitric oxide (NO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), oxygen (O2), ozone
(O3), and sulphur dioxide (SO2). Solid state sensor choices include
combustibles and refrigerants R11, R12, R22, and R134A. PET features
thermal resetting fuse, tri-color LED indicators for power and alarm,
and an optional 4-digit LED display. In addition, PET includes a new
sensor Calibration Extending Firmware (CEF) that takes into account the
aging of the sensors so that less frequent calibrations are acceptable
in non-critical applications. PET is ideal for use in non-hazardous
vehicle exhaust environments, commercial HVAC and light industrial
applications.
For more information on the entire range of gas detection systems and
IAQ instruments, please visit www.critical-environment.com.
RLE Protocol Converter Enables Convergence
RLE Technologies announces the release of the Protocol Converter
(FDS-PC), a
solution that enables communication between equipment and systems that
employ
differing protocols. The Protocol Converter connects directly to
equipment and
converts the SNMP, BACnet, and Modbus protocols to one or more of these
same
protocols for integration into a building management system (BMS) or
network
management system (NMS). The protocol converter is ideal for situations
where data from monitored
equipment is incompatible with the protocols used by the BMS or NMS,
such as in
cases where legacy monitoring systems are present. The ability of the
protocol
converter to accept up to 1,024 inputs over 32 modules means flexible
integration with multiple alarm and management systems using one simple
device.
For further information, visit www.rletech.com.
New
smart grid router links with home wifi
The Belkin Conserve Gateway is a router system that works in tandem
with a smart meter to provide real-time information about home energy
usage. The device links ZigBee, the wireless operating system of most
smart meters, with existing computer networks using wifi. Information
on home energy usage is then delivered via a simple web interface.
According to Belkin the product is currently only available in the
United States though is likely to appear on the European market in the
future. The Belkin website advises American customers to contact the
company for more information.
http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/new-smart-grid-router-links-with-home-wifi-2100031.html
Cradle to Cradle® criteria for
the built environment
Cradle to Cradle®
(C2C) is a paradigm-changing innovation platform developed in the 1990s
by
Michael Braungart and William McDonough et al. Extensive books, cover
stories
and documentary films have been published and broadcasted about C2C
since the
1990s and translated into at least a dozen languages.
However, many
planners are not yet familiar with how to integrate into the built
environment
C2C features such as beneficial materials. A rapid acceleration
occurred from
2008 to 2010 in the numbers of planners, architects and engineers
introducing
C2C concepts into planning and construction. A priority expressed by
government
agencies is to translate C2C into renovation and new construction of
buildings.
Those requests resulted in these Cradle to Cradle® Criteria for the
built
environment by Douglas Mulhall and Michael Braungart. The
purpose of this
booklet is to provide planners with guiding criteria for developing a
building
with measurable C2C features. The focus of these criteria, that
distinguishes
them as C2C, is to maximize beneficial impacts instead of just
minimizing
negative ones.
To order a booklet or e-book at: www.duurzaamgebouwd.nl/bookstore
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