14.06.2018, 11:14
NACUBO 2018
Company News, Energy Management and Conservation, Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning (HVAC), Americas
Dan Diehl, CEO and Peter M. Hmelyar, Vice President of Sales at Aircuity, will be on hand in Booth #1258 to discuss the enormous benefits of optimizing ventilation with Aircuity’s platform. HVAC represents 30 percent of total energy use in commercial buildings, and is the next frontier of efficiency and productivity gains.
Customers using Aircuity achieve high priority outcomes beyond deep energy savings, including increased occupant safety, productivity, and even improved cognitive function. Benefits for higher education institutions include energy savings, a healthier environment for all occupants, a reduced deferred maintenance backlog, and a reduced spend for operations and maintenance. Other benefits delivered include data analysis for continuous commissioning and helping university buildings support the institution’s core mission. With a validated return on investment of between 2 and 5 years.
Aircuity’s system is implemented in more than 210 higher education institutions, including University of Pennsylvania, University of California Irvine, Northwestern University, Michigan State University, and University of Houston.
Visit Booth # 1258 during the event or find out more at www.aircuity.com.
About the Author
Aircuity is the smart airside efficiency company providing building owners with sustained energy savings through its intelligent measurement solutions. By addressing the inherent deficiencies in conventional approaches to energy efficient building ventilation, Aircuity’s smart solutions deliver significant energy savings for a wide range of commercial, institutional and lab building applications without sacrificing occupant comfort, productivity or safety. Aircuity’s platform is capable of accurately measuring critical ventilation parameters within a building and providing intelligent inputs to the building management system to control outside fresh air levels in response to dynamically changing indoor environmental conditions. Facility managers, owners, or laboratory safety personnel can all access detailed information about the indoor environmental quality of their building. Visit www.aircuity.com for more information.
