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Energy Management

Energy Consumption Demonstrated by Bright City Nightscape

The biggest challenge currently facing building operators in reducing energy usage is the lack of manageability for efficiency and critical information about the equipment and systems that run them. Traditional building systems are characterized by highly proprietary offerings with limited ability to connect and interoperate with each other and manage them collectively as a fully integrated system. As a result, buildings suffer from the inability to communicate and intelligently manage the data that they possess and use this information to drive energy efficiencies and reduce energy costs.

The vast majority of energy management activities are based on the financial impact they will have on the company. Today’s rapidly evolving energy markets are forcing organizations to consider new ways to centrally manage the energy portfolio of the company. These two real-world conditions are causing building owners and energy managers to look for solutions to integrate and coexist with the rest of the enterprise building information network. Energy managers are looking to fill the gap between the business layer and the operational layer of the enterprise.

By managing energy and facilities as investments, companies gain control of energy use and achieve high rates of return in the form of energy savings and better performance with their buildings. Benefits from this investment approach can include double digit energy reductions, as well as improved building performance, lower operating costs, increased worker productivity, and environmental responsibility.

Technologies

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JENEsys

Powered by the Niagara Framework®, JENEsys is a unified building operating system designed for the commercial built and intelligent building space. Combining connectivity, integration and interoperability, supervision and control, energy management, visualization, and actionable information (data & analytics) into a single architecture within a cyber-secured environment, JENEsys provides building owners and operators with freedom of choice and puts themin control of their facilities

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JENEsys Edge

JENEsys Edge products are a new generation of controllers combining the Niagara Framework with Lynxspring's Onyxx platform. JENEsys Edge combines a controller, gateway, and web server duties all into a single device—taking Niagara to the edge with real-time control.

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Onyxx

Onyxx is an embedded edge platform consisting of a family of modular, open, hardware, bridges, and gateways supporting multiple devices across key market segments, edge-to-enterprise, and Cloud applications. Designed for use in operational and IP, you can easily implement device data collection, exchange, and management capabilities, API management, a rules engine, event notification, and data storage within a secured environment.

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ONYXX LX

Onyxx LX product line delivers connectivity, visualization, and control for commercial buildings. Today’s buildings demand simple integration across systems, equipment, and devices using BACnet, and these devices address this growing market. Onyxx LX continues Lynxspring’s product strategy of helping customers achieve their delivery of automation and integration solutions for quick ROI, long-term scalability, and reliability.

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CONNEXXION

Connexxion is a data management and visualization engine that combines edge and Cloud data extraction, aggregation, normalization, tagging, integration, rules, and application management for real-time, operational, and energy information analytics.

Connexxion leverages data from all your sources into a single management and visualization platform so you can analyze, monitor, and control data and analytics in real-time.

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THE NIAGARA FRAMEWORK

The Niagara Framework enables the connection, normalization, integration, and interoperability of diverse devices and equipment into a common environment; supports multiple embedded platforms, and merges multi-vendor systems and real-time enterprise integration into one single, scalable, extensible platform.

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