Unit controls—direct equipment responses to sensors and settings.
Produces data indicators of equipment performance and deploys optimization programming that can lower energy use and emissions.
Power and energy meters—a source of key performance data for climate-related reporting.
Monitors how much utility-generated power is being used so you can figure out how to use less.
Refrigerant Monitoring
Lowers the global warming potential of HFC refrigerants by detecting leaks quickly.
Building management—gives meaning to system data and guides continuous improvement.
Provides a comprehensive view into decarbonization performance and directs future progress by collecting and compiling data from throughout the system.
Building Management & Automation
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The Evolution of Mechanical Services: A Connected Approach for the Future
Explore the evolution of mechanical services, from traditional maintenance to a connected approach, enhancing reliability, reducing costs, and extending equipment lifespans.
Decarbonizing Healthcare: Why Refrigerant Management is the Next Big Step
Actively managing the refrigerants used in your facilities can play an important role in decarbonization. As the healthcare industry works to help lower its carbon footprint, your healthcare operations likely have a sustainability goal that facilities are expected to meet.
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The Evolution of Mechanical Services: A Connected Approach for the Future
Explore the evolution of mechanical services, from traditional maintenance to a connected approach, enhancing reliability, reducing costs, and extending equipment lifespans.
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Decarbonizing Healthcare: Why Refrigerant Management is the Next Big Step
Actively managing the refrigerants used in your facilities can play an important role in decarbonization. As the healthcare industry works to help lower its carbon footprint, your healthcare operations likely have a sustainability goal that facilities are expected to meet.
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Understanding A2L Refrigerants: A Q&A with Steve KujakTrane is committed to helping customers transition to next-generation, low-GWP refrigerants, ensuring the right solution for each application. With insights from Steve Kujak, Trane's Director of Next Generation Refrigerant Research, we explore the role of refrigerants in decarbonization and the benefits of A2L refrigerants.