Controllers
Controllers
HVAC controllers are used to regulate the operation of heating or air conditioning systems in a building, plant, or room.
HVAC control systems use sensing devices like thermostats, humidistats, and process controllers to compare the actual state of an environment with a predetermined setpoint. Controllers then turn on or turn off heaters, air conditioners, and fans to adjust the ambient temperature and humidity to match the target state.
HVAC controllers use a combination of analog and digital inputs and outputs to perform a variety of actions, including taking measurements, starting and stopping equipment, and opening or closing valves, dampers, and more.
HVAC control systems use sensing devices like thermostats, humidistats, and process controllers to compare the actual state of an environment with a predetermined setpoint. Controllers then turn on or turn off heaters, air conditioners, and fans to adjust the ambient temperature and humidity to match the target state.
HVAC controllers use a combination of analog and digital inputs and outputs to perform a variety of actions, including taking measurements, starting and stopping equipment, and opening or closing valves, dampers, and more.