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KMC Conquest™ BAC-9000 series controller-actuators are designed to operate VAV (Variable Air Volume) terminal units. The integrated alarming, scheduling, and trending enable these BACnet Advanced Application Controllers to be powerful edge devices for the modern smart building ecosystem. With integrated actuators, internal air pressure sensors, and other powerful features, they are ideal for new installations and upgrades of less-efficient equipment. They easily mount to terminal bo …

The B3075 is a second-generation BACnet/IP to BACnet/IP Network Segmentation Device (BNSD) that enables BACnet communication between two physically separate IP net-works. It is designed to meet the requirements of demanding customers with a large number of BACnet/IP devices. The Network Segmentation Devices include new management, diagnostics, and remote event logging functionality that can be selectively enabled. Based on the Cimetrics BACstacTM, the standalone BNSD can reliably process a high …

DESCRIPTIONThe HT1D Series is designed with both the engineer and field technician in mind. The HT1D Series combines excellent stability with reliable operation in 2% or 3% RH accuracy options. Optional temperature transmitters, RTDs and thermistors add further flexibility when ordering. The standard LCD and field replaceable elements make the initial installation and future service a breeze. 2% or 3% RH versions with field replaceable sensorSwitch selectable 5V/10V and 4-20mA RH/T transmitter …

Pressure Dependent Valves 1)What type of valve would the customer like?Ball Valve (CCV, ZoneTight, Industrial), Globe Valve or Butterfly Valve 2)Calculating the CV.What is CV? CV = The amount of water flow (GPM) through a fully open valve with 1 psi pressure drop.Why is CV important?If CV is too high, that means the valve is oversized and this will result in sloppy control and inefficient system performance.If CV is too low, that could result in insufficient flow and starve the coil. Y …

The Belimo 10 Step process for sizing and selecting a damper actuator:1)What is the Area of the damper?We need to find the height and width of the damper. The customer may provide this in millimetres (mm). If so, multiply the millimeters by 0.039 to convert it into inches. Once in Inches, multiply the height and width and divide by 144 to get the area in square ft (sq. ft). If the customer provides it is Feet (ft), no need to convert it to inches. The height and width can just be multiplie …