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| Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System connect All HVAC Systems for Easier Installation, Total Control New from Uponor, the Climate Cŏntrol™ Network System is a modular, expandable, integrated hardware and software package that connects all of a structure’s heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) components to a single system for better energy efficiency, control and monitoring. And because the Climate Cŏntrol Network System does not have the complexity found in conventional HVAC control systems, it is also faster and easier to install. The new system offers unique advantages to end users, whether it’s the owner of a private residence or an owner, manager or tenant of a commercial building. Graphical Software Package: Users have the option not only to control their comfort from a wall thermostat, but they can also access the entire system via an optional high-definition touch panel interface or even a computer. Internet Accessibility: To view the status of and make changes to their HVAC system remotely, users can simply log on to access their system for complete and total control. Modular and Expandable: The Network System allows users to select which components they need now, and offers the flexibility to include additional components later. |
Aesthetically Pleasing: The design of the wall sensor and thermostats in the Network
System are less obtrusive to better flow with home or building décor. The wall sensor is
a white, flat, circular piece that fits into a small, 1¾" hole. The thermostats come in a
slim, flush-mount style and are available in two models, horizontal and vertical, for
versatile placement. “We designed the Climate Cŏntrol Network System to be a highly
flexible, efficient product,” says Jeff Wiedemann, product manager, Application
Controls, at Uponor. “Installers will appreciate the uncomplicated wiring methods, and
users can benefit from the system’s modular approach, making it compatible with any
budget as well as flexible for future changes.” The wall sensors and thermostats in the
Network System are not only attractive on the wall, but they are also very functional.
The inconspicuous wall sensors read the air, slab, humidity and outdoor temperatures.
The thermostats feature a few more options. They not only read air, slab, humidity and
outdoor temperatures, but they also control two stages of heating, two stages of cooling
and supplemental heating, as well as allow changes to display modes, room setpoint
temperatures and humidity setpoints while also controlling the fan and heat recovery
ventilator (HRV). “The unique design of the thermostat also offers an optional feature
called ‘master passing’,” says Wiedemann. “This allows the user to transfer comfort
control to any thermostat within a group by simply pressing any button on the
thermostat. This adds additional convenience over traditional control systems where
the controlling thermostat may not be in the occupied room.” The Climate Cŏntrol
Network System is also a “smart” system that routinely performs two-way
communications throughout the network — sending as well as receiving information,
not just taking orders like a traditional control. As a result, the installer and end user no
longer need to program each system component separately. For the ultimate in
customer satisfaction, Uponor incorporated another feature: an optional notification
system. This option permits a service contractor to monitor and manage the customer’s
network online, while making rapid-response changes to meet comfort needs. “A
service tech could conceivably know about a service issue — via cell phone or e-mail
alert — before the occupants do,” Wiedemann remarks. This, in turn, eliminates the
inconvenience and hassle of having to make a separate service call. “The Climate
Cŏntrol Network System is designed to provide customers optimal comfort and
accessibility while offering faster and easier installations for contractors,” says
Wiedemann. “And because it provides integration and control of all conventional HVAC
systems, it can also deliver greater savings in energy costs.”
System are less obtrusive to better flow with home or building décor. The wall sensor is
a white, flat, circular piece that fits into a small, 1¾" hole. The thermostats come in a
slim, flush-mount style and are available in two models, horizontal and vertical, for
versatile placement. “We designed the Climate Cŏntrol Network System to be a highly
flexible, efficient product,” says Jeff Wiedemann, product manager, Application
Controls, at Uponor. “Installers will appreciate the uncomplicated wiring methods, and
users can benefit from the system’s modular approach, making it compatible with any
budget as well as flexible for future changes.” The wall sensors and thermostats in the
Network System are not only attractive on the wall, but they are also very functional.
The inconspicuous wall sensors read the air, slab, humidity and outdoor temperatures.
The thermostats feature a few more options. They not only read air, slab, humidity and
outdoor temperatures, but they also control two stages of heating, two stages of cooling
and supplemental heating, as well as allow changes to display modes, room setpoint
temperatures and humidity setpoints while also controlling the fan and heat recovery
ventilator (HRV). “The unique design of the thermostat also offers an optional feature
called ‘master passing’,” says Wiedemann. “This allows the user to transfer comfort
control to any thermostat within a group by simply pressing any button on the
thermostat. This adds additional convenience over traditional control systems where
the controlling thermostat may not be in the occupied room.” The Climate Cŏntrol
Network System is also a “smart” system that routinely performs two-way
communications throughout the network — sending as well as receiving information,
not just taking orders like a traditional control. As a result, the installer and end user no
longer need to program each system component separately. For the ultimate in
customer satisfaction, Uponor incorporated another feature: an optional notification
system. This option permits a service contractor to monitor and manage the customer’s
network online, while making rapid-response changes to meet comfort needs. “A
service tech could conceivably know about a service issue — via cell phone or e-mail
alert — before the occupants do,” Wiedemann remarks. This, in turn, eliminates the
inconvenience and hassle of having to make a separate service call. “The Climate
Cŏntrol Network System is designed to provide customers optimal comfort and
accessibility while offering faster and easier installations for contractors,” says
Wiedemann. “And because it provides integration and control of all conventional HVAC
systems, it can also deliver greater savings in energy costs.”
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