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Connected and communicating controls play increasing role

Written by Armstrong Fluid Technology | Feb 13, 2017 12:52:50 PM

As seen on contractormag.com – January 31, 2017

 

Armstrong Pumps' Neil Cooper said that connected and communicating controls are a necessity today.

 

 

LAS VEGAS — Products displayed at this year’s AHR Expo here are getting more intelligent and more versatile.

A new, integrated Armstrong controller provides a wide range of new functionality including on-board diagnostics, trending, alerts and automatic flow-balancing.

Connected and communicating controls play a big part of Armstrong Fluid Technologies’ entire pump line from 1-HP to 1,250-HP. Providing extended intelligence, wireless connectivity, new integrated Armstrong controls, Parallel Sensorless Pump Control and on-board web services, these technological advancements can help building managers realize energy savings of 30% or more, according to Armstrong.

A new, integrated Armstrong controller provides a wide range of new functionality including on-board diagnostics, trending, alerts and automatic flow-balancing. Real-time connectivity options include BACnet, BACnet IP, and Modbus. All pumps are delivered with both wireless and wired connectivity. On-board web services provide wireless access for commissioning and performance management. According to Armstrong Director of Global Sales Enablement Neil Cooper, the connectivity options will allow mechanical contractors to startup pumps from their mobile devices.

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