How to set up automated control systems for a Historic Building

Historic Building Lighting Controls

Historic Building

Estimated Total Savings: 20-60%

Maintaining the historic appearance of a building while adding modern amenities of building automation is possible with Autani wireless controls. When one of the requirements is “no new wiring,” Autani wireless controllers and devices can bring your building management and environmental control into the 21st century with all of the associated benefits.

Product Recommendations

PPA104S.B1

PPA104S.B1 Line Voltage 20A Bluetooth Zone Control

  • 120-277VAC input
  • Integrated 20A relay
  • Output power up to 2,400W (120VAC), 5,540W (277VAC)
  • UL Plenum Rated
  • 1 HP motor load rated
EFS107E.A0

EFS107E.A0 12V Dual-Tech Ceiling Eco Sensor

  • 12VDC input
  • Powered by power packs (PPA102Sx/PPA104Sx) and connected with low voltage cable
  • 600 sq ft room coverage
  • Daylight Harvesting
  • Dual-tech PIR + Ultrasonic technology provides high accuracy and wide coverage
RTP

RTP – Tee Adaptor

  • Connects from RJ45 to PH2.0
  • Supports daisy chaining of multiple sensors
  • NOTE: Only 1st device in the daisy chain can be used for daylight harvesting.
T32P

T32P Wireless Thermostat

Centrally controlled and locally integrated with occupancy sensors. Master schedules can be pushed facility-wide or to target thermostats.

WP1025.B1

WP1025A 5-Key Battery-Powered Bluetooth Wall Switch

  • Quick push-button control of Keilton+autani devices via Bluetooth
  • 3-scene programmable button
  • Powered by 2 x AAA batteries
  • Approximately 5-8 years battery life
  • Secure wall mount
  • Can be linked to a light or group via app
EnOcean Bridge

EnOcean Bridge

Allows the thermostat to leverage wireless remote sensor(s), in addition to averaging across multiple sensors.

Control Strategies

Occupancy

Occupancy / Vacancy Sensing

Turn lights on when occupants are in a space and off when they vacate it. Alternate Functionality: Partial-on and manual-on modes are supported for additional savings and more stringent local codes.

High-End Trim

High-End Trim / Institutional Tuning

Set the maximum light level based on customer requirements in each space to prevent overlighting.

Local Dimming Control

Local Dimming Control

Permit occupants to lower the light below the high-end trim for comfort and additional savings.

Daylight Harvesting

Daylight Harvesting

Use dim lighting when daylight is available. Multiple zones are supported where required by code.

HVAC Control

HVAC Control

Manage smart thermostats and sensors to implement temperature setback of HVAC equipment based upon occupancy or timeclock.

Plug Load Control

Plug Load Control

Manage control of select plug loads for Energy Code Compliance and the elimination of phantom loads when the building is not occupied.

Automatic Scheduling

Automatic Scheduling & Timeclock*

Automatically dim or shut off lighting based on centrally managed schedules.
* Requires Autani Manager or CR02-W.A0.

Demand Response

Demand Response*

Manage lighting and HVAC electrical loads to limit ratchet charges and peak demand pricing periods.
* Requires Autani Manager.

Business Outcomes

  • Preserve building aesthetics and structure by using wireless, self-powered devices.
  • Lower operating costs and minimize exposure to rising utility costs.
  • Improve environmental comfort to meet the needs of your employees and customers.
  • Manage renovation costs more effectively by staying out of walls and ceilings as much as possible.
  • Log space utilization for insights on operational costs.