Veris has long given our customers a choice between simple LCD displays or blank faces on our IAQ room sensors. With the release of our new and improved CW2, HW2, and TW2 wall-mounted room sensors, Veris has added an exciting new interface option
Our new and improved suite of humidity sensors—the Veris HW2 Series—is a state of the art new lineup with smarter technology, touch screen displays, flexible interface configurations, and iterations to fit a variety of price ranges.
A modern Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) sensor platform is a robust system. Your monitoring devices may track concentrations of CO2, volatile organic compounds (VOC), temperature, humidity, and more—perhaps even all from the same device, as with the Veris
The new and improved second generation of air quality sensors from the Veris CW2 Series features wide-ranging upgrades. Smarter technology, touch screen displays, flexible interface configurations, and iterations to fit a variety of price ranges are
Current monitoring measures the amount of current flowing to and from the circuits in a facility, but its applications are more dynamic than that. Not only will a current monitoring system help you measure the input and output of your circuits, but
If you want to reduce energy consumption in your facility, you first need to understand where and how your facility is consuming energy. Reducing how much energy you use brings energy savings and environmental benefits, but you won’t get very far
Maintaining indoor air quality standards is a tricky balancing act. Not only do you have to know what the ideal level of indoor air quality (IAQ) looks like for your space, but you’ll also have to identify the indoor air quality sensors that will
2020 has revealed that our ideas of public health and safety may not be as thorough as they should be. Where does that leave you and your office, now that you’re coming back together? What can you be doing to make sure your employees’ health is a
With much of the country in various reopening stages, building managers and technicians are faced with the unique challenge of ensuring that the facilities under their care are ready to receive people again after sitting more-or-less dormant for