This compact device serves as a central hub for processing incoming signals from equipment including sensors attached to machinery. 

If you haven’t already, you might consider revising, renewing, or upgrading your existing industrial process heating equipment.

Fortunately, thanks to a flood of innovation in the building control space, you can find individual solutions that are affordable and easy to set up without professionals.

The newest addition, the AirAssure™ 8144-2, a two-gas model designed to help end users understand and manage common indoor air pollutants utilizes low-cost sensor technology to continuously monitor carbon dioxide (CO2), total volatile organic compounds (tVOC), particulate matter (PM), and other indoor air conditions.

The new product is designed to help schools and offices keep their IAQ in check by warning them when CO₂ levels get unhealthy.

The Utility Dashboard and the 75F HVAC controls upgrade saved the Plymouth site nearly $50,000 within the first year of installation.

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