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We see the BAScontrol series used in commercial HVAC applications all of the time, but not so often in home automation. This Heat Pump w/ Woodstove Preheat home automation application uses the rugged BAScontrol22 for control and a Niagara JACE for supervision over BACnet/IP. Thanks to its unrestricted, unlicensed nature, free software tools,…
Continue ReadingThe BASpi-IO is a great little controller which packs a punch. Powering it with the standard 5VDC micro USB wall adapter normally used with the Raspberry Pi may not be an option in some applications. If your application requires powering the BASpi from a 24V source, there are a few solutions out there to help…
Continue ReadingThe Contemporary Controls BASrouter is BTL Listed with both B-RTR and B-BBMD device profiles to ensure seamless integration into BACnet networks. This rugged and compact BACnet multi-network router provides versatile stand-alone routing between BACnet/IP, BACnet Ethernet (ISO 8802-3), and BACnet MS/TP networks. In addition to its field-proven operation, the BASrouter has a number of diagnostic…
Continue ReadingWhen installing Wi-Fi connected devices in buildings, Wi-Fi signal strength is the first and most basic question which comes to mind – can my device even connect to the AP (Access Point) and stay connected reliably? There are several other considerations which would also come up, but let’s start with the real basic stuff and…
Continue ReadingBASpi Lead-Lag Control Panel at a Remote Unmanned Broadcast Site @ 12,000 ft. Elevation I always love hearing about BASpi applications out there – it fills my heart! Remote and unmanned are two key words which certainly imply the need for automation. A BASpi-6U6R was installed at this broadcast site located at 12,000 ft….
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