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學校空調遠程節能管理,科學管理合理使用空調幫助學校節能減排

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-04-30

作为建筑能耗占大比重的空调系统，节能减排似乎一直是高热度的话题。空调节能的障碍是不合理的使用。人走不关空调，导致空调一直空转，不仅费电，还导致空调损耗。由于温度变化，高温和寒冷会导致学生调节空调时会调至最低温或高温状态，待室内环境正常后，没有调整空调状态，也会导致耗电和设备损耗。因此，使用學校空調遠程節能管理 ，以科學自動化的系統代替學生或老師自行管理的方式。

學校空調遠程節能管理可以經濟有效的實現空調系統智能化：遠程、多機連接控制功能讓用戶不必再往返于各個空調之間；多種自動控制方式適應不同場所需求，使普通空調輕松實現自動化。系統兼容各種空調機型，性能優越、操作快捷，可廣泛應用于中小機房、UPS機房、運營商戶外基站、銀行換鈔間等場所。

學校空調遠程節能管理

學校空調遠程節能管理，主要的設備之一是空調遠程智能控制器。目前縱橫通的空調控制器設備可支持RS-485、無線LORa、TCP/IP、wifi等通訊方式，可通過計算機遠程連接多台控制器；通過學習空調遙控器的紅外命令，兼容控制各種空調機型，不限品牌和型號；

學校空調遠程節能管理具有空調狀態檢測和重試操作功能，保證了對空調開關機操作的可靠性；具備（空調）故障報警功能，降低空調停機故障造成的損失。

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