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空調監控系統---民用空調的智能小管家

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2020-11-10

空調監控系統，是通過硬件設備與軟件系統相結合，達到無人值守，對分布廣，數量多，管理混亂的空調進行集中智能管理目的。可應用于學校、機房、酒店賓館、工業園區、醫院。

空調監控系統

無專人看護管理的空調可能會出現哪些問題？

1.空調比較分散，數量衆多，管理起來複雜且不及時

2.沒有專人管理，炎炎夏日會不自覺將空調溫度調到最低，增加功耗

3.缺少維護，24小時不間斷運行，機組灰塵增多，造成散熱不良，制冷效果變差，浪費電能

4.設備隱性故障不容易被發現、發現的及時，使空調“帶病”工作，造成安全隱患。

而派专人管理看护，费时费力，成本太高。因此，为了保证空调的高效正常工作，安装并建设空調監控系統是非常有必要的。

縱橫通空調監控系統，通過存儲空調遙控器的指令代碼來實現對空調的控制，可實現遠程開關機，工作模式切換，溫度調節，定時、批量化管理等所有空調遙控器上的功能。同時提供運行數據，圖形化展示在管理端，使管理員“足不出戶”也能掌握到空調的實時狀態，有效的解決空調統一管理難和電費成本高的問題。

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