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building technology PRODUCTS EDITORS' CHOICE Dimming room controller Wattstopper LMRC-110 series: * Digital room controllers * Knockout mounting * Compatible with DLM products Wattstopper LMRC-110 series digital room controllers are a 0- to 10-V line said to simplify code-mandated multi-level control requirements and building integration. Capabilities and options include knockout mounting for installation and wiring, Class 1 pigtails and Class 2 terminals for 0 to 10 V, galvanic isolation between Class 1 and 2 connections, and tie-down loop for low-voltage cable strain relief. The products are compatible with all DLM system products. The series allows integration of Wattstopper occupancy sensors, daylighting sensors, and switches and has Plug n' Go and Push n' Learn for automatic configuration. The product meets California Title 24 requirements and exceeds ASHRAE 90.1 (2010)/IECC (2012) for occupancy and dimming control in commercial applications. Legrand, San Jose, CA Circle 50 legrand.com UPS for smaller data centers Digital door viewer Eaton, Raleigh, NC Circle 51 eaton.com Yale Locks & Hardware, New Haven, CT Circle 52 yalelocks.com Power Xpert 9395 UPS line includes 200- to 600-kW/ kVA models for small- to mid-sized data centers. The platform is said to offer 99% efficiency across most loads using the company's Energy Saver System and features inherent redundancy to share the load when power capacity is below 50% to 75% for enhanced reliability. Users can connect multiple UPSs electrically and mechanically to form an enhanced power-management system. Real Living Look door viewer is a digital peephole that allows users to see who is at the door on a built-in LCD monitor on a smartphone. Replacing a standard peephole with an LCD monitor and Wi-Fi connectivity allows live, two-way video communication with a phone and app. The user can see a still photo or live video. Live video will also display on a monitor. Portable load-bank control The Sigma LT hand-held, remote load-bank controller networks as many as 25 load banks using CAN bus communications protocol. Operators can monitor and control all networked load banks or a single unit in the network to 800 ft. The controller can vary, accept, or reject load on a single unit within the network. Single-unit control allows data centers to simulate hot zones to determine how an HVAC system reacts to temperature changes at specific server-rack locations. A 4.3-in. color touchscreen on the controller displays three-phase voltage, power, current, and frequency readings, and selected load. Data logging and statistical data can be downloaded to a USB flash. ASCO Power Technology, Florham Park, NJ Circle 53 asco.com commercialarchitecturemagazine.com JUNE 2016 COMMERCI A L A RCHI T EC T URE 47 https://www.cdsreportnow.com/bgs/search?CBP0050201606 http://www.legrand.com https://www.cdsreportnow.com/bgs/search?CBP0051201606 https://www.cdsreportnow.com/bgs/search?CBP0052201606 http://www.eaton.com http://www.yalelocks.com https://www.cdsreportnow.com/bgs/search?CBP0053201606 http://www.asco.com http://www.commercialarchitecturemagazine.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Commercial Architecture June 2016

The Architects
Green Schools Score High Marks
Modular Skylights Brighten College Spaces
More Sauce, Less Electricity
Lighting Improves Hotel Aesthetics, Safety, Security
UV Improves HVAC
Energy Solutions Enhance Learning Environment
Tree Trunks Furnish Store Backbone
Roofing, Skylights Boost Medical Stats
Building Technology Products
Showcase
Index
Portfolio

Commercial Architecture June 2016