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The Transformer (XFM) provides low voltage power to the SST Series Sensor Suite and Air Data Router. Through the OSC Structured Cable, low voltage power, in addition to communications and sensing, is distributed throughout the network – eliminating ...
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Aircuity’s Assurance Services Commitment keeps your system functioning just as well as the day it was commissioned. Aircuity will handle system and sensor maintenance while you enjoy the measurably better environment and access to building perfo...
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The MicroDuct Tubing (MD) is a technology breakthrough composed of a fluoropolymer resin and carbon nanotube blend used to transport air sample packets from the test area location back to the Air Data Router (ADR). This tubing provides a cost-effe...
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The Architectural Wall Probe (AWP) is designed with an architecturally pleasing semi-flush mounted cover and interfaces with the Air Data Router (ADR) for room level sensing of a multitude of environmental parameters (excluding temperature), and for...
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Last Updated: 03/25/2019
in Aircuity 101 Case Studies Significantly Improved Energy Efficiency and Indoor Air Quality in Science Buildings Download the Case Study ...
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Aircuity's Enhanced Lab Solution Provides: Intelligent Analytics for Lab Operation Insight Aircuity Vertical Market_LabBrochure.pdf ...
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Aircuity's Platform Creates Healthier Environments and Delivers Deep Energy Savings Across Campus Aircuity Vertical Market_Higher Education Brochure.pdf ...
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Sensor Suite Sensors enable the Aircuity system to cost effectively monitor and control a breadth of environmental parameters throughout a facility. Located within a Sensor Suite, the sensors evaluate an array of environmental conditions using a sha...
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Last Updated: 11/01/2017
in Aircuity 101 Case Studies As the Basis of MSU’s Safe Sustainable Labs Concept Aircuity Saves Energy while Enhancing the Protection of Lab Occupants Aircuity Case Study_Michigan State University.pdf ...
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Demand Based Control of Exhaust Fans Exhaust systems account for more than 20% of a lab facility’s HVAC cost. Yet high exhaust stack velocities are typically maintained in excess of what is necessary. After achieving energy savings through a lab DC...