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Sun, 27 September 2020
#379 How Sensors Can Make Smart Buildings Safer from COVID 19

Sensors that can sense when air is not safe is our topic on this weeks Episode of ControlTalk Now the HVAC and Smart Building Controls Podcast.

Conner Meloy and Barry Gordon from ACI introduce us to 4 new sensors that can make your building safer and help protect tenants   from COVID 19.

Direct download: 379_Sensors_that_Make_Buildings_Safer_from_COVID_19.mp3
Category:HVAC and Building Automation Controls -- posted at: 5:27pm EDT