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空調智能控制系統,空調管理省心省力

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-03-30

在企业，学校，公寓，工厂，仓库场所，空调成为调节全场温湿度等环境状况的标准设备。大量的空调安装和使用，给人们带来舒适凉爽的环境，但同时也随之带来了管理上的难题：对空调如何进行有效的管理，什么时间开启关闭空调？空调温度应该如何设定等等，都是空调管理需要解决的问题。縱橫通空調智能控制系統，通過監控空調運行，控制開關實現對空調的節能管理。

空調智能控制系統

大量的空调进行有效的管理和控制，容易造成因为管理的缺失导致过高的空调能耗和舒适度的损失。利用联网技术、现场总线技术、红外技术建立一个用于空調智能控制系統，让使用者能够方便地在本地和远程管理本地的空调，并通过优化的控制管理达到节能效果。

在监控中心可对所有空调的运行状态及参数统一集中管理，实现温度控制、时段控制，区域控制、空调来电自启动，周期切换，根据房间内有无人员，自动控制空调开关等功能。

空調智能控制系統通過采取硬件控制與軟件管理相結合方式實現空調集中監控與節能管理，即：在不改造原本的空調硬件及線路的基礎上，通過增加外置空調控制器，對空調實現遠程控制、系統控制與自動控制相結合的方式，將空調進行精細化管理，真正實現對空調的統一規範集中管理與節能減耗控制。

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