Trend’s latest space sensors and displays

Trend Control Systems, BMS, BEMS, controls

Trend Control Systems’ latest generation of room displays (RD) and room sensors (RS) are designed with industry-leading levels of functionality and user friendliness. They offer temperature sensing and display in °C or °F along with a choice of humidity and/or CO2-related information.

The range has KOSF functionality (temperature sensing, setpoint adjustment, occupation over-ride, occupation status display and fan-speed control) — all incorporated into the basic models. There are four variants in each range.

These devices are suitable for all types of residential and commercial environments and have an intuitive display of the kind that will be familiar to users of devices such as smartphones and tablets.

Devices enable the user to adjust the setpoint to warmer or cooler or to an actual temperature.

An installer mode has optional password protection to allow temperature and humidity calibration, adjustment of setpoint limits and modification of over-ride time.

The RD and RS ranges can be integrated with Trend’s IQeco and IQ4 control devices and are also WallBus compatible.

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