Exhaust systems often account for more than 20% of a laboratory facility’s HVAC energy costs. Meanwhile, high exhaust stack velocities are typically maintained in excess of what is necessary for all but the most extreme conditions, despite the fact that the air being exhausted is usually “clean” for a majority of the time. This results in wasted energy, but is also an opportunity for additional energy savings in critical spaces…

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Today’s blog post comes from the April edition of Aircuity’s monthly newsletter, Aircuity Monitor. In this issue, you’ll read about data discoveries, and how Aircuity helps the environment. You’ll also learn about how Flow Tech and Aircuity helped Bristol Community College achieve the first zero net energy lab in the Northeastern United States…

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Aircuity helps healthcare facilities meet unique energy efficiency and indoor environmental quality challenges. “Healthy” Demand Control Ventilation continuously monitors critical IEQ factors and informs building ventilation control systems so that appropriate levels of fresh air can be provided at all times. Today’s post features a case study about how one healthcare facility relied on Aircuity for their help…

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Today’s blog post comes from Aircuity’s monthly newsletter, Aircuity Monitor. Since it was from November, and we’re a little late on posting it, let’s just call it a Throw Back Thursday, #TBT post. In this issue of the newsletter you’ll learn about how Aircuity can reduce energy while enhancing the IEQ for people and Animals. You’ll also hear about a successful brief from the Kansas Bioscience Authority’s (KBA) Venture Accelerator facility…

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Today’s blog post comes from Aircuity’s monthly newsletter, Aircuity Monitor. Since it was from October, and we’re a little late on posting it, let’s just call it a Throw Back Thursday, #TBT post. In this issue of the newsletter you’ll learn about how Aircuity can help your lab reach the DOE’s Better Building Accelerator for smart labs. You’ll also hear about a successful brief from the Masdar Institute of Science and Technology…

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Educational budgets are the largest part of nearly every town’s budget. This is what makes it so important to make our school buildings run efficiently. Today’s post discusses two of Flow Tech’s product offerings that are especially important to the safety and air quality of educational facilities. They are also the products we are showcasing during the 2016 CSBGA Vendor Day…

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Research facilities need proper ventilation to maintain a safe environment for occupants, however, it is impossible to ignore the energy consumption of laboratories. Today’s post discusses how Aircuity safely delivers significant energy savings and extraordinary ROI for life science facilities. Specifically discussed is the success the University of California Irvine has had with the system…

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Aircuity Advisor Services

Aircuity Advisor Services is a suite of software-based tools used to alert, inform and analyze data collected by Aircuity’s OptiNet® system. Advisor Services enables users of the OptiNet system to achieve their energy entitlement and identify and address ventilation as well as Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) issues. Advisor provides ventilation and IEQ information to identify and diagnose issues as part of a continuous commissioning program. The Aircuity OptiNet® system provides an unparalleled mulitpoint sampling scheme for IEQ parameters while Advisor transforms this raw data into clear and timely information through a collection of sophisticated Web pages and intelligent email alert notificiations.

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