
VAV Controller Motors – Pulse vs Analog
Pulse-type actuators feature two control inputs. Analog-style actuators feature one control input. In this article we explain the difference.

Pulse-type actuators feature two control inputs. Analog-style actuators feature one control input. In this article we explain the difference.

“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.”

For the past year our team has worked diligently to combat the challenges presented to our organization as a result of the global chip shortage. There is not a day that goes by where we are not faced with a fresh issue related to the availability of the raw materials/components required to manufacture our products…

VAV (Variable Air Volume) controllers are integral to HVAC systems that require varying cooling and heating loads in different zones. In this article, we will explore some of the most common types of VAV boxes and their specific applications.

The term Variable Air Volume, relates to a type of system that varies the amount of air directed to different spaces within a building based on the heating or cooling needs of a particular zone.

If your facility currently has a legacy control system that needs upgrading but you don’t have the capital budget for a full retrofit, you are likely considering some form of building automation system integration. By integration, we are referring to an approach that would leverage some portion of your existing

“mechanical operations into the 21st century and beyond with CBAS, and it also allows us to monitor our equipment in real-time,……”

by Andrew Walton Static Air Pressure (SAP) “Trim and response” is a way of controlling static air pressure (SAP) within a building’s HVAC system. SAP is one of the most important factors in HVAC design. SAP refers to the resistance to airflow in a heating and cooling system’s components and

In this educational webinar, our Director of Marketing and Business Development, Scott Holstein pulls back the curtain on the hidden costs of building automation systems and explains how the cost of operating and maintaining these systems is often overlooked in the initial purchase decision.
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.