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Components & controls12.11.2026

Honeywell to Launch Energy Valve by Early 2027 — Pressure-Independent Solution for Flow, ΔT, and Thermal Energy Control in HVAC and Data Centers

Honeywell has announced the early-2027 market launch of Energy Valve — an integrated package combining a multi-port valve, electric actuator, sensors, and an intelligent interface for pressure-independent temperature control. The device unifies flow and thermal energy metering, coil control, and system pressure optimisation via BMS in a single circuit.

#data center cooling #ΔT control

Kharn

Components & controls12.11.2026

BACtwin-Forum 2026: From Spreadsheets to an Open Data Exchange Format

At the BACtwin-Forum 2026 in Mainz (approximately 300 participants), the transition from Excel spreadsheets to user-friendly software was discussed. AMEV, together with manufacturers and integrators, is developing an open JSON-based data exchange format to transfer BACtwin addressing keys, objects, and properties across all stages of the building automation lifecycle.

#building automation #cci Dialog

cci Dialog

Components & controls12.11.2026

BMS and IAQ-Linked Controls Shift from Premium Add-Ons to Minimum Standard in Indian Commercial HVAC

With buildings consuming roughly 33% of India's electricity and HVAC systems driving 40–60% of a typical commercial building's energy bill, BMS integration, demand-controlled ventilation, and cloud-connected analytics are rapidly becoming baseline specification requirements. The article maps the three-layer BMS architecture, key control strategies, IAQ-driven ventilation economics, and the filtration and standards landscape shaping the next decade of intelligent building design in India.

#BMS #demand-controlled ventilation

Cooling India

Components & controls12.11.2026

BMS Platforms Shift from Monitoring to AI-Driven HVAC Control

Multiple 2026 platform launches by ABB, Johnson Controls and Trane signal a move from passive building monitoring to active AI-based HVAC control. Schneider Electric research quantifies the potential: up to 22% whole-building energy reduction in studied scenarios.

#Johnson Controls OpenBlue #Schneider Electric

Cooling India

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