Central air conditioning system

For places such as school dormitories and classrooms, factory workshops and warehouses, and equipment rooms and base stations that require a large number of air conditioners to maintain cooling and heating temperatures, due to the massive and frequent use of air conditioners, situations often arise where they are left on, operate at excessively low or high temperatures, or are forgotten to be turned off. Due to management chaos, once air conditioners are in operation, power consumption becomes severe and difficult to control, placing a heavy burden on users' cost expenditures. To address these issues, centralized monitoring of air conditioners has become an intelligent management control system that promotes health and environmental protection, saves energy and reduces emissions, helps users cut electricity costs, and improves management efficiency.

In places like schools, factories, and offices, the actual efficiency of air conditioners is often low, mainly because they are installed in different locations. During summer cooling and winter heating, it is common for air conditioners to remain on even when people leave the premises for extended periods or forget to turn them off after leaving. Air conditioners may also be turned on when the room temperature is below 26°C and cooling is unnecessary. To change the air, doors orwindows are left openwhile the air conditioner is running. Theseirregularpractices lead to inefficient and unreasonable operation of air conditioners, resulting in severe electricity waste.

The centralized air conditioning control system utilizes networking technology to establish an integrated information platform for distributed air conditioning energy-saving control, enabling users to conveniently manage local air conditioners both on-site and remotely, and achieve energy savings through optimized control management. The overall architecture consists of a three-layer structure, combining front-end air conditioning remote controllers + serial servers (or wireless gateways) + switches + centralized air conditioning monitoring and management software (installed on computers) to form a comprehensive remote centralized monitoring and energy-saving management system for air conditioners. System Features:

1. Easy installation and low cost to achieve centralized air conditioning control

2. Mainstream technology reduces selection risks, ensuring system stability and reliability

3. Easy management and scalability

4. Centralized monitoring saves costs

5. Reasonable adjustment of environmental temperature with significant energy-saving effects

With this system, property management can monitor and manage the operating conditions of numerous split air conditioners across different buildings in real time with minimal manpower and time investment. Internally, it achieves the goal of saving electricity and reducing costs; externally, it contributes to energy conservation and emission reduction, helping to meet national energy-saving and emission-reduction targets. It is an energy-saving management system that benefits individuals, the country, and the public.