Articles Tagged with ''Sensor Technology for HVACR''

The Advanced Multi-Criteria Fire/CO Detector (AMCF/CO) combines fire and CO protection using four wires and one footprint. 

The V-belt Pulley Torque Sensor Model 01319 was designed to replace an existing V-belt pulley wheel used in HVAC applications. 

The MEMS Pulsed Emitter (MPE), a broadband source of quasi-black body pulsed light that operates over the 1-20 micron infrared (IR) spectrum, is designed with patented, thin-membrane, thermo-resistive material.

When dangerous amounts of CO are detected, the CO1224T and CO1224TR CO detectors alert residents by sounding and flashing a temp 4-signal alarm. 

Designed to meet the challenging accuracy and reliability requirements of demand controlled ventilation systems (DCVs), the IRCO2 is a CO2 sensor for HVAC applications. 

It’s no secret sensors play a critical role in building automation operation and efficiency. Their impact and effectiveness will depend on how the sensors correlate with other devices and components across the greater HVAC system. This requires some emphasis on effective design attributes and integration strategies.