Using the new Service Provision Solution, HVAC service
professionals can define rules for automatically
identifying system anomalies that may indicate potential
system malfunctions. Together with push notifications,
this provides a powerful and unique preventive
maintenance service offering. Furthermore, in commercial
HVAC deployments, it is quite common to find more than
one HVAC brand installed in one site or facility. HVAC
companies and service professionals now have a one-stop
solution to remotely access, diagnose, and service such
hybrid installations.
With many businesses currently rethinking expenses,
these new tools can improve HVAC service providers’
efficiency and drive operational costs down: fewer
unnecessary site visits and travel downtime, preliminary
‘remote visits’ that help HVAC service teams arrive
prepared on-site with the right equipment and spare
parts, expedited support cycle from diagnostics to
repair and optimized system efficiency for better
customer experience.
The Solution was tested over the first quarter of 2020
and now supports our customers in the US, Israel, and
Australia.
In addition to the Service Provision Solution,
CoolAutomation is also launching its new cloud-based
HVAC Control Application.
The Control Application allows end-users to remotely
control their HVAC with features such as turning units
on/off, setting temperature setpoints, changing
operation modes, setting custom schedules, and more. The
new application presents immediate feedback and
confirmation from the HVAC unit that the change was made
and displays actual error codes to help with
troubleshooting or contacting service teams.
According to Yaron Benvenisti, CoolAutomation CEO, “As
an industry leader in technologies for HVAC automation
and connectivity, we are delighted to unveil these 2
products. Our Internet of Climate (IoC) solutions are a
universal concept designed to allow any climate system
to be internet-connected easily, securely, and reliably.
These technologies will play a crucial role for any
professional within the HVAC service, management, or
home and building automation industries – especially in
today’s accelerated rate of demand for remote technology
and adoption.”
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