Boiler Controls
Heating systems such as boilers should be able to communicate with the internal and external environment, to dynamically alter their mode of operation and maintain an optimal energy supply accordingly. Therefore, there should be a “manager” sensing the load requirements, and feeding them in to the primary supply side of the system for execution.
Smart Age offers various programmable boiler controllers with extensive input and outputs, so the designer can setup the required case scenarios and apply it to the heating system of interest. The user can control several heating sources at the same time, giving priority to one over the other, sequencing their operations, programming case scenarios, etc. Example of controlled commands can be such as valve opening and closing, flow control, mixing, diverting, cascading, primary-auxiliary setting etc. With such control, savings can reach up to 20% compared to uncontrolled heating sources.
