George explains how the Sequencer in CBAS 20 can simplify your plant.
2201 West Plano Parkway – Plano, TX
In late 2019, the team responsible for maintaining the property at 2201 West Plano Parkway recognized they were in a problematic situation. Their legacy CSI I/NET system was beginning to fail, potentially affecting both their HVAC and Access Control systems. The Computrols Dallas team was called in to help assess the situation and develop a comprehensive plan to move forward.
George explains how best to use the Attributes feature inside the Text Menu in CBAS 20.
George explains the Activity View in CBAS 20 and how useful it can be for access control.
Pulse-type actuators feature two control inputs. Analog-style actuators feature one control input. In this article we explain the difference.
George explains how best to use the Program and Disabled Summary inside the Text Menu in CBAS 20.
The Serial Connector is very flexible in terms of its communication capabilities, where it can be installed, and what data it can bring into your building automation system or expose to another system via BACnet.
George explains what the Binary Status text summary is and how to get the most out of this feature in CBAS 20.
“I have been working in commercial high-rise buildings since 1992 at all levels of Building Engineering. I have worked with all types of Energy Management Systems. Honestly, the best and easiest to work with is Computrols.”
Simply put, Computrols provides the most economical-to-own building automation solution on the market today. We empower our users by providing robust yet simple solutions that allow our customers to largely manage their building automation systems in-house.
