Energy Building Automation

       

  

   

   

   

  

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Energy Building Automation(EBA) is Halin's planning and layout of the building control system. From building automation toenergy building control, building contral no longer only emphasizes equipment automatic control, but also realizes energy au-tomatic control on the premise of equipment automatic control, optimizes energy consumption, Improves building perfor-mance and energy-saving levels, and builds a comfortable, healthy. energy-saving and efficient intelligent buildings.

 


EBA uses a flexible and secure system architecture to deeply integrate energy management and building automation and col-laborate on data. Based on the monitoring and analysis of energy consumption at the end of the building by the energy man-agement system, the distribution of energy at the transmission end and the generation of energy at the supply end are syn-chronously regulated to achieve on-demand supply and balance between supply and demand.

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