Automated Building Controls -Educational Webcast- Tomorrow! (free)

PaulE — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 20:06:30 GMT

Energy has transformed the way we design, construct and operate buildings. Building controls provide the monitoring and management that play a critical role in the ongoing energy performance of buildings. The systems can provide the control, the automation and the data and information to optimize the energy consumption. This webcast will provide straight forward information on buildings controls, system integration and related software tools such as energy management software and system analytics. In addition, the connectivity of the building to the Smart Grid and the function of the building controls in LEED certification will be addressed.

Energy use remains the most vexing variable to many facility professionals, and for those managers charged with reducing energy costs, the need to improve equipment performance and reduce energy consumption must be achieved without diminishing occupant comfort, safety and security. How can facility managers meet that challenge? Through increased system automation and system integration.

Learn the keys to energy cost savings available through automated building controls in this Webcast, presented by James M. Sinopoli, PE, RCDD, LEED AP, Managing Principal of Smart Buildings LLC. You will come away with an understanding of how to take an integrated approach to the design of the building automation system and increase the energy efficiency and operational life of a wide range of building systems.

The Webcast will detail:

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Energy cost saving opportunities presented by automated building controls, and how to take advantage of them

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Beyond the basics (functions each facility manager should be aware of)

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How building automation can help LEED efforts

Hope to see you tomorrow!

-Paul Elertson

BOM

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John Cockerill — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 18:13:08 GMT

The boiler delivery system is a main part of the project. Most buildings are using technologies that are outdated. That means more than five years old. Problem is folks think technologies older than that stillk. There is a 20% chance that they are still operational, but will they stand up to newer more efficient methods. We are all anxious to go out and pay 1000 to 5000 for the latest lap top or Giant TV. When have we looked at what can be done for our heating systems. Thius very site can be the opener for all of us to be on the same page. I am excited about the potential for this medium of exvhange. I invite all inquiries. If I don't know I will ask the question. We can all accumulate our knowledge in this unseen area of the greenhous gas and fuel efficincy area.

Hope to hear from you all.

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