Are you constantly too hot or too cold at work? Do some areas in your office or commercial building seem to have their own climate – unique of the rest of the space? Are you tired of hearing your co-workers complain about wearing extra sweaters or having hot flashes?
Well, there’s not a whole lot we can do about those hot flashes… but we can help to install a next-generation HVAC solution that will address your office temperature woes.
Discover ecobee Technology
ecobee is a Canadian company that designs thermostats for commercial and residential use. At Tri-Air Systems, we believe that ecobee products are unmatched in the HVAC industry as they can manage hot or cold spots in any building – helping you to achieve ultimate comfort.
Key Benefits of ecobee Products
- Built to last
- Pair up to 32 sensors
- Aesthetically pleasing
- Control from your voice or fingertips
- Save money
- Environmentally conscious
ecobee works with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Microsoft Cortana, SmartThings, and IFTTT.
ecobee Installation By Tri-Air Systems
At Tri-Air Systems, we can select the ecobee solution that best fits your needs. We’ll inspect your office building to determine how many sensors you’ll need, provide you with educational resources on how to effectively use your ecobee devices, and we’ll install them on your behalf – so you don’t have to worry about a thing!
Are you ready to turn your office into a smart building? Call us today to learn more about ecobee and how we can help to support your office’s temperature control needs – 905-470-2424.
Energy use can vary significantly from building to building.
This heat can often make it difficult to keep air conditioned inside a building.With HVAC energy savings, HVAC systems can be designed to minimize the negative effects of large increases in outside temperatures by adjusting to the seasonal changes.
Many HVAC calculators allow users to enter in existing heating and cooling computations to determine how much extra energy is needed.
This type of HVAC calculator can also be used to examine seasonal changes in demand for HVAC efficiency.Some HVAC energy savings ideas are changing bulbs in HVAC units, purchasing LED retrofit lighting and appliances, using insulation to reduce heat, and using low voltage lighting systems.
An HVAC specialist can calculate the amount of lighting that will be needed to offset the loss from HVAC ducting.
Through an HVAC retrofit project, the conversion of old HVAC equipment into energy efficient lighting will provide significant energy savings per room.
