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空調控制器是什麽？由哪些功能部分組成？

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-12-21

许多朋友可能会问什么是空調控制器以及如何使用它，它的功能組成又有哪些部分？今天，空調專家給朋友們做一個簡單的介紹。

空調控制器是什么

空調控制器是空调设备的辅助控制産品。主要针对自身，通过对空调红外功能代码的研究，实现空调、温度调节等控制方式。另外，空调控制不同于普通空调遥控器，增加了遥控和无线传输功能，例如，空调数据可以通过网络上传到远程监控设备，反之，远程监控摄像机和管理人员也可以发出远程控制指令。空调管理的实施将有助于提高智能化水平。

空調控制器

空調控制器的功能组成

1、空調控制：空調遠程控制系統的主要硬件，其主要功能是輸出控制信號和采集空調數據。

2、紅外信號傳輸電纜：從空調發送遠程信號的載體，用于紅外遙控信號傳輸。

3、串行服务器/信号采集器：当使用多个空調控制器时，必须使用相应的信号采集器，例如，作为串行服务器。本産品采集各种空调调节器的信号，转换成相应的信号，输出到空调机组控制系统。

4、遠程中央空調控制系統。

空調控制器

5、紧固密封件和螺钉：用于紧固红外电缆和空調控制器本身

6、遙控空調（或其他紅外設備）代碼可用于遙控關機和溫升、模式轉換、空調運行。它可以提供基本的功能，如電流、電量等電氣數據，並實時測量室內環境溫度。因此，對數百個中央空調系統進行自動控制，即使它們沒有連接在一起，也可以促進管理效率的提高，提高空調管理的智能化水平，節約能源和人力資源。

以上就是關于空調控制器是什麽？由哪些功能部分組成？的问题解答了。

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