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Invensys Controls

The Setup Wizard of the Robertshaw^® deluxe thermostat i-Series saves contractors installation time and makes programming easier for homeowners by navigating users through a series of menu-driven screens with simple instructions available in English, Spanish and French, company sources say. Icca.invensys.com/
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KMC Controls

KMC Controls has released a new version of its primary operator workstation software, TotalControl. Version 3.0 has significant enhancements over earlier versions, sources say.

Enhancements include a greatly simplified installer to speed installation, full MS Vista compatibility (with Windows 7 support planned for Feb. 2010), and support for KMC's new FlexStat™ BACnet controller and sensor.
Kmccontrols.com
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Lennox

The ComfortSense 7000 by Lennox has some new features including:

• Fan button moved to “options” tab

• Dealer contact information can now rotate on the home screen

• Dealer info “button” when a reminder expires

The ComfortSense features a large, easy-to-read display, and has file folder-type tabs for easy navigation sources say.
Lennox.com
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LG

The wireless energy management thermostat with occupancy sensor from LG provides control increasing energy costs in a commercial environment-while ensuring enhanced comfort. The thermostat combines the energy-saving convenience of complete programmability and temperature control for both occupied and unoccupied rooms. Its occupancy sensor automatically turns off the air conditioner when a room is unoccupied, further reducing wasted energy.
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Mitsubishi

The City Multi^® Y-Series, from Mitsbubishi, is an energy effective heat pump with the ability to distribute capacity from one zone of a building to another, thereby using only as much energy needed for each zone. By using a two-pipe system with a wide variety of indoor units and individual zone controllers, the Y-Series heat pump provides the ultimate zoning system and the precise amount of cooling or heating for up to 32 zones.
Mehvac.com
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PowerMand

PowerMand, a developer of energy management services that optimize building performance in light commercial and residential sites, introduces a new version of its DreamWatts^® product line. According to company sources, the new software makes it easier for contractors to install and maintain DreamWatts in buildings up to 100,000-sq.ft.
Powermand.com
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Sporlan

The Sporlan Kelvin II family of standalone and network enabled controllers, consists of two set-and-forget controllers for electric expansion valves (EEVs) and a remote display/service tool.

All Kelvin II controllers are supplied with bi-polar and uni-polar EEV control outputs, three temperature inputs, a pressure input, two digital outputs and Modbus communication outputs.
Sporlan.com
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TAC Field Devices

TAC Field Devices' line of TAC Forta™ globe valve actuators now includes more compact screw-mount style models, giving users both screw-mount and U-bolt mounting options to meet the most common installation and application requirements for small, medium, and large globe valves.
Tac.com
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Trane

The Trane ComfortLink II™ communicating technology connects all of the key system components in the Trane system and enables remote telephone access. The components work together to calibrate the system and maximize efficiency. With the telephone access module (TAM), the system will send alerts to a homeowner's cell phone, and receive remote commands to adjust temperature and climate.
Trane.com
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Zonefirst

Zonefirst introduces a new outlet zone damper (OZD). The new OZD solves the problem of inaccessible ducts by being able to be inserted at the outlet, behind the existing floor/wall register or ceiling diffuser. The thin profile, less than 3.5-in. with motor allows the damper to insert into the floor duct boot. The OZD is powered by Zonefirst's exclusive plug-in damper motor and includes 100-ft. of plenum rated cable that can be run through the duct system back to the zoning panel.
Zonefirst.com
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