Total Building Management
It is possible to build a system providing centralised control over many types of equipment, including a VRV system, and even to coordinate the operation of multiple utility systems.
- Water tanks
- The system can monitor the amount of water stored in the tanks via links with ball taps or water level sensors.
- Central air conditioning system
- With Daikin chilling units, the system can be connected directly without the need for interface units.
- HRV
- If the heat exchangers are equipped with Daikin's HRV function, the system can turn them on and off as well as changing the ventilation mode and airflow volume settings via a direct connection.
- Pumps
- The system can turn water supply or transfer pumps on and off as well as monitor their operation status. It is also possible to interlock the operation of pumps and chilling units.
- Sensors
- The system can collect data on temperature, humidity, CO2 density, etc., from sensors.
- Air supply and exhaust fans
- The system can turn fans on and off as well as monitor their operation status.
- Lighting
- The system can turn lighting on and off as well as monitor its operation status.
- Fire alarms and security devices
- The system can receive signals from fire alarms and security devices.
Examples of interlock control
- Automated control
- Interlock control of tanks and pumps
- The system can turn pumps on and off based on the water storage volume, and thereby maintain a constant water level.
- Turning off power when people forget
- Interlock control of lighting or key management systems and air conditioning equipment
- The system can monitor signals that turn off the lights or lock the key management system and shut down the air conditioning equipment in the corresponding area. This prevents wasted electricity if tenants accidentally leave the air conditioning on when they leave.
- Processing of alarm signals
- Interlock control of fire alarms and air conditioning or ventilation equipment
- If a fire alarm signal is received, the system can automatically shut down the air conditioning or ventilation equipment in the affected area.
- Processing of analogue data
- Interlock control of outdoor temperature sensors and air conditioning and ventilation equipment
- If the data from the sensors indicate the temperature is lower outside than inside, the system can automatically shut down the air conditioner and switch on the air intake fans to save electricity.
Adaptors to extend the equipment management capabilities of lntelligent Manager III.
Di unit
(DEC101A51)
This dedicated monitoring adaptor keeps track of the operation status and malfunctions of connected equipment.
Dio unit
(DEC102A51)
In addition to the monitoring functions of the Di unit, this adaptor adds on/off and other operation capabilities.
DIII - Ai unit
(DAM101A51)
This temperature sensor unit measures the outdoor temperature.
- Simple Operation and Management
- Data Management
- Total Building Management
- Automated Operation Management
- Web Access Function
