Server Offers Streamlined Monitoring and Control of Control Networks, Devices

San Jose, Calif. — The i.LON 100 e3 server from Echelon offers streamlined monitoring and control of control networks and devices. According to the company, appliances, meters, load controls, lights, security systems, pumps, valves—virtually any electrical device—can be connected, remotely configured, monitored and controlled from across the room, or across the globe, and all models of the i.LON 100 e3 server are compliant with the European Directive 2002/95/EC on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances (RoHS). www.echelon.com.

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Occupancy Sensors Feature Modular Design

Santa Clara, Calif. — Designed for use in warehouses, manufacturing facilities and other high-ceiling applications, Watt Stopper/Legrand’s modular high bay (HB) sensors offer a complete array of lenses and power/control modules for energy-saving occupancy-based switching of industrial fluorescent lighting fixtures. Passive infrared technology is employed to sense occupancy, and sensitivity and time delay controls are located on the front of the sensor for adjustment. www.wattstopper.com.

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Environmental Kiosk

American Canyon, Calif. — Eco-operational hotel, Gaia Napa Valley, uses a GreenTouchscreen to educate guests by displaying the LEED checklist for anticipated certification, and historical electricity, water and CO2 graphs compare the facility to an average hotel to educate users of the energy saving benefits. Multiple screens around the lobby and a channel on every hotel room television also display real time gauges monitoring the buildings CO2 emissions, electricity and water use. www.greentouchscreen.com.

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Wireless Automation System

Boston — Invented by Riga Development, the WiSuite Environmental Management System uses Ember’s ZigBee wireless networking technology to automate and control the energy efficiency of every room. According to the company, WiSuite reduces wasteful electric and fuel consumption of HVAC systems, and since it’s wireless, can be retrofitted into existing buildings. The ZigBee-based WiSuite system automatically self-configures into a wireless mesh network of “WiStat” digital thermostats, appliances and receivers.
www.wisuite.com.

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