Software and Existing Wiring Deliver New Services
IPTComfort taps into existing building systems and provides new levels of customization, without additional wiring or adjustments. By using a software-based approach to delivering new services, IPTComfort allows buildings to adapt to the changing needs of the user on a daily or even hourly—basis.
For example, meeting rooms in office buildings become more functional—and cost efficient—by using IPTComfort to open and close window blinds, customize lighting, control AV systems, and monitor air temperature to accommodate attendants. In hotel rooms, TV volume is automatically lowered when the phone rings, blinds are opened at sunrise, and air conditioning can be turned off when the room is vacant, offering conveniences for guests and efficiencies for owners. Building owners and operators can monitor and control of energy use and realize associated savings.
The examples are endless. The bottom line is that IPTComfort truly delivers on the concept of an intelligent building, with its flexible, integrated and IP-based approach.
Cut Costs, Increase Efficiencies
Properties ranging from hotels, to office buildings and hospitals can realize the cost saving benefits of an intelligent building. Owners and operators can cut electricity, gas and water bills, and conserve energy with more efficient building management. IPTComfort allows any location of a building to be adjusted and optimized without the need for rewiring or special equipment.
In addition, operators can reduce the resources required to run a building by providing remote access to building operations. For example, an unmanned reception area can be managed by an after hours employee, who can unlock the door from an IP phone within the building. Lights, heating and security can be managed from a remote location, via a standard cell phone or Web browser.
The Future of Building Automation
Nevotek is the market leader in IP convergence applications, and a strong player in building automation convergence. Industry watchers and analysts agree that convergence is the future for buildings, around the world. According to Frost and Sullivan, "IP technologies and the seamless integration with information technology tools could bring up and integrate islands of data from the many building automation systems, and present it to the infrastructure manager in a lucid manner, enabling faster decisions for mission-critical information.”
For more information on IP based building automation services, click through to the following links.
http://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/report-brochure.pag?id=D0A9-01-00-00-00
http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/netsys/article.php/3645531
http://www.lrc.rpi.edu/nlpip/publicationDetails.asp?id=118&type=2
http://www.computerworld.com/networkingtopics/networking/story/0,10801,100318,00.html |