By enabling the Comfort module of the app, facilities teams can gauge the 'human' impact of their heating and cooling strategies, by turning tenants into the ultimate building sensors.

Contactors have traditionally been used to switch electrical loads in applications such as motors, fans and pumps.

The new R-513A can substitute the former standard R-134a and uses the same compressor types.

ClimaECO is an open system designed to operate seamlessly with existing technology.

Emerson said the system provides visibility and control over refrigeration, HVAC, lighting and more.

Quantum chillers are designed to fit the same footprint as earlier versions to keep installation space the same, but cooling output is considerably higher.

KUKA's chief marketing officer, Wilfried Eberhardt, said "we see a future in which humans and machines work hand in hand to make life easier."

Customers can build cost-effective liquid chillers which meet statutory efficiency requirements without resorting to the costly use of frequency inverters.

Options include a CAL distributor for multiple injection of refrigerant, as well as an easily accessible condensate-water pump for medium temperature cooling.

Routine HVAC maintenance can help technicians identify issues with equipment before these threats pose a danger to the workforce.

The perfect flame means no carbon monoxice or UV radiation.

When used with the handy differential mode, readings can be used to show the effectiveness of heating and cooling systems.

It is quick and easy to install and can be connected to new and existing installations, with all parameters updated in real time.

The beacon has five flashing modes: 1Hz, 1.3Hz, 2Hz, double strike and triple strike with an effective output of up to 180cd for warning applications.

Allure EC Smart-Comfort provides installation savings as the sensor models are available with 8 digital inputs.

GEA's new freezing technology adjusts air temperature and fan speed to achieve the exact freezing quality with minimum energy consumption.