Coster boosts the capabilities of its building-management software

10 November, 2004

Site-mapping and real-time-monitoring capabilities have been added to Coster’s free-issue software for building-management

The latest version of Coster’s software for its building-management products adds site mapping and automatic time synchronisation to its capabilities. Version 093 of SWC-701 is fully compatible with all existing Coster products, without the need for an adaptor. It can be used with any Coster multiple-unit application from an underfloor heating system to air-conditioning plant or optimised boiler control on a large commercial site. The graphics package makes it possible to integrate maps for the first time. Detail images for these maps can be integrated with sensor-based data acquisition and control functions to combine real-time monitoring of building-services systems with visual observation.

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