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別墅中的智能空調控制系統

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-05-18

对于大户型如写字楼或别墅的用户来说，区域面积大，功能需求比较全面，特别是空调，为节能环保，需要集中管理控制。针对这一市场需求，縱橫通提供智能空調控制系統。

智能空調控制系統由系統控制中心、數據集中器、空調智能終端以及展示平台組合而成，具有設置、規劃、控制、統計、記錄、分析、查詢、告警等功能，實現在不同領域、不同應用場景中對不同品牌型號的空調進行個性化、智能化管理，根據不同的需求實時智能啓動相應的程序，同時還可通過網絡實現遠程監控。

智能空調控制系統

智能空調控制系統支持TCP/IP、RS485多种协议，使设备运行始终处在被监控状态，充分提高节能效率；操作简单便捷，安装维护简单，不会影响或损坏空调，智能控制，无需人工操作，始终根据环境变化提供最舒适的、最健康、最合适的环境；具有自动告警功能，当空调出现异常时，監控平台会输出告警信息，并通过声光或短信电话等多种方式告知值班人员，提醒运维人员及时解决问题，随时掌握空调状态，避免造成损失。

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