KENNESAW, Ga. — Carrier Global Corp. has launched i-Vu 11, the latest version of its building automation system.
The new version includes enhancements designed to simplify day-to-day building operations and help Carrier HVAC equipment and controls work as one coordinated system. These capabilities can support more connected, data-informed, and proactive building operations, a Carrier press release said.
The i-Vu system brings Carrier equipment, controls and operational data into a browser-based platform that helps facility teams monitor building conditions, investigate issues, and manage HVAC operations. Pre-engineered control programs and auto-generated equipment graphics support an integrated equipment-and-controls approach, helping customers view and manage supported HVAC equipment and controls through one system.
“i-Vu 11 is designed to make day-to-day building operations simpler while helping customers prepare for more connected and proactive operations,” said Dominic Eorio, sales director, Carrier Controls. “By bringing supported Carrier equipment and controls together, we can give facility teams clearer operational visibility and more efficient tools for investigating issues.”
The i-Vu 11 system, according to the press release, offers:
• An intuitive, relationship-based view of building systems through i-Vu Traverse, a new i-Vu feature. This helps operators follow equipment connections, retrace troubleshooting steps, and get to the source of issues faster.
• Alarm bulk actions and temporary alarm-action suppression, which give authorized operators tools to manage alarm volume while an issue is being addressed. These features can help teams focus their review on active priority alarms.
• Pre-engineered Carrier control programs, auto-generated equipment graphics, and updated equipment application libraries designed to support coordinated operation of compatible Carrier HVAC equipment and controls. This integrated approach can simplify system startup and day-to-day management while improving visibility across supported equipment and controls.
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• Operator search, operator duplication, and reusable privilege sets designed to help authorized administrators establish and maintain system access as staff and responsibilities change. Security audit-log filtering can narrow reviews by activity type. For i-Vu Pro systems, syslog integration also enables selected application events to be shared with compatible IT monitoring tools.
• Predictive Insights for i-Vu, an optional package powered by Carrier Abound that analyzes available system data to find potential equipment issues and operational inefficiencies for facilities teams to review. The insights can support earlier investigation and more proactive maintenance decisions. Results vary based on system configuration, data availability and quality, equipment condition, maintenance practices, and operating conditions.
• Support for BACnet Protocol Revision 24 as a BACnet Operator Workstation, as well as support for generations of Carrier controllers. These capabilities can help customers plan system modernization while preserving support for compatible Carrier controls.
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