BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

• Direct digital control (DDC) building management system monitors, controls, and provides feedback on various systems for optimal energy efficient operations
• Responds to current conditions, predicts daily ambient temperature and humidity swings based on time of year, and uses past historical weather patterns
• Notification system alerts occupants if temperature, humidity and air quality conditions are favorable for opening windows, while also locking out mechanical systems
• Meters and sensors provide building operating profiles and trend data to monitor energy efficiency on an ongoing basis
• Favorable temperatures and humidity levels trigger a "night purge" to draw cool, dry outside air through building spaces

According to 2018 CBECS data (Energy Star Portfolio Manager), a typical office building in the United States has an Energy Use Intensity (EUI) of 52.9 kBTU/square foot. Since the area of the building is approximately 24,350 square feet, the total energy consumption is 1,288,115 kBTU, or 377,524 kWh. From the energy data for the past four years, we can see that the energy consumption in the CSL building is consistently much lower than a conventional office building in America

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