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Article By : Josh Wyatt Temperature and humidity sensors can help improve performance of HVAC designs. Heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems use sensors to regulate the operation of electromechanical equipment. Running this equipment usually consumes energy at a rate that represents a large portion of a monthly electricity bill. As the temperature outside drops below room temperature, the heating load increases.
Heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems use sensors to regulate the operation of electromechanical equipment. Running this equipment usually consumes energy at a rate that represents a large portion of a monthly electricity bill. As the temperature outside drops below room temperature, the heating load increases. Conversely, when the outside temperature increases above room temperature, the cooling load increases.
By Josh Wyatt, global executive services director, Optiv Security When we think about securing the internet of things (IoT), the conversation usually turns to the sensational – ranging from industrial controllers being compromised to bring down critical infrastructure, to automobile cruise control systems being hacked, to last year’s “holiday nightmare” security story where researchers found that the cuddly Furby Connect’s insecure Bluetooth connection could easily be co-opted by strangers...
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