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Intelligent motor control to maximise HVAC efficiency
Because HVAC systems comprise a large amount of a building’s operating costs, it makes sense to ensure these systems are running as efficiently as possible. The key to identifying the energy-savings opportunities in HVAC systems is understanding the operating electrical profile of the system as it pertains to heating and cooling. -
Debate over effectiveness of heat pumps
A water-heating company claims that the Gas Alliance is misleading homeowners about the effectiveness of heat pumps as an energy-efficient means to heat domestic water.
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Ten tips to reduce carbon emissions using videoconferencing
Tandberg presents 10 ways to help reduce carbon emissions by deploying videoconferencing. -
Concerns over electrical and electronic waste
Living in a world where technology constantly changes, society has become accustomed to replacing electrical and electronic equipment faster than ever
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mySmart EBMPIR 360° presence detector
The EBMPIR 360° presence detector measures just 28 mm across (ceiling-mounted model is 38 mm). -
Eaton Industries SC200 V3 power system controller
The SC200 V3, from Eaton’s Smarter Energy range, is a power system controller for telecommunications network operators. It features automated, site energy-control options that could save energy costs with two site-programmable options that enhance network energy control. -
Halogen heaters
Silver halogen heaters create directed heat efficiently in a single, self-contained fitting, making them suited to a wide range of environments. -
Climate monitoring
The Saveris automated climate measurement system measures and documents temperature and humidity values in buildings, server rooms, production facilities and where climate-sensitive items are stored such as medicines, foodstuffs and in museums. -
Energy-efficient air conditioning
The MSZ-FB series of inverter split air conditioners are rated between 2.5 and 5 kW output and feature an ‘i-See’ sensor and ‘plasma duo’ filters for high energy efficiency and quiet operation.
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Program to ‘green’ existing commercial buildings in ACT
Canberra continues to lead the nation in greening the built environment with the announcement of a $2 million program to ‘green’ existing office buildings. -
New material could help cut future energy losses
A new material developed in UK universities could be deployed in the future to conduct electricity more efficiently.
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