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New functionalities for Daikin Cloud Service - DEU18-013

04/07/2018

Intelligent efficiency

The EU continues to press for energy efficiency gains in the built environment through smarter building and energy performance legislation. In addition, customer expectations for connectivity and online control of their buildings and climate control systems are increasing. Daikin has responded by adding smart functions to its Daikin Cloud Service, making it more visual, easier to use and more powerful to provide effective control of HVAC-R systems.

Putting the user in the driving seat

The introduction of significantly enhanced functionalities to the Daikin Cloud Service is set to improve the effectiveness of building management.

Daikin Cloud Service assists building owners and installers to keep track of installations remotely, providing visibility and actionable information through a web-based interface, without the need for additional local software.

With three distinct packages, Daikin can support the individual needs of customers, with a modular concept that allows the Daikin Cloud Service to expand to meet changing business needs.

Remote control and energy visualisation

Intelligent energy visualisation tools display energy consumption and system data, which are monitored all year round in real time. The Cloud not only monitors HVAC-R functions but also has the capability to integrate and monitor other vital building systems, such as alarms.

The centralised overview feature allows key account and technical managers to monitor and control multiple premises remotely through a single point to keep systems trouble-free and operating at maximum efficiency. Additionally, it allows the diagnosis of reported issues, troubleshooting and provision of first-line support by remote access. These actions can be performed before going on site, hence providing faster resolution of errors or alerts at lower costs.

Daikin Cloud Service allows easy benchmarking across different sites to spot where energy is being used most and identify waste. It also provides an input to facilitate target setting for the reduction of energy consumption and CO2 emissions.

Predictive maintenance and diagnostics

Daikin’s second cloud package includes the unique 24/7 (ACNSS or i-Net) monitoring service, which has now been integrated into the Daikin Cloud Service, with enhanced visualisation.

Offering complete peace of mind and enabling customers to concentrate on their core business, this innovative predictive maintenance feature uses advanced algorithms to check and back-compare data to provide early fault prediction. Advance warning of system deviations enables proactive actions to maximise system uptime and ensure continued comfort for customers or staff, without incurring the additional cost and disruption of emergency repairs.

Once an alarm is received, Daikin experts analyse the situation and work closely together with customers, to assess the next steps to find the right solution.

The application of diagnostics and continuous monitoring ensures maximum operating performance, optimising energy consumption with no sacrifice in comfort levels, thus reducing energy bills during the system’s service life.

Access to expert advice

To ensure users get the best out of their system in terms of efficiency and control, the third cloud package entails the full optimisation of Daikin Cloud Service installed systems by Daikin’s service engineers. An analysis and optimisation report is provided to the client, suggesting where and how to take action. Additionally, Daikin experts are able to provide specific, tailored recommendations with suggested actions to further maximise energy efficiency and comfort

Remote monitoring, control and servicing of Daikin’s commercial climate control systems

Daikin Cloud Service is available for connection with Daikin’s two most popular control systems for commercial air conditioning: The intelligent Tablet Controller, an intuitive touch screen controller for small to medium applications and intelligent Touch Manager, Daikin’s cost-effective mini BMS for medium to large-size applications.

 “The enhanced functionalities offered by the latest additions to the Daikin Cloud Service present increased usability and interactivity between the technical managers, installers and Daikin.

“It introduces new benchmarks for reducing energy costs, absolute reliability in operation and increased user satisfaction without any additional wiring, sensors or software.” explains Younes El Haddaj of Daikin.

 

Find out more about Daikin Cloud Service at: https://www.daikin.eu/en_us/product-group/control-systems/intelligent-tablet-controller.html

 

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Press release

About Daikin Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The company designs, manufactures and brings to market a broad portfolio of equipment, as well as tailor-made solutions for residential, commercial and industrial purposes. To date Daikin Europe has over 12,000 employees working at more than 59 consolidated subsidiaries. It has 12 major manufacturing facilities based in Belgium, the Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Austria and the UK. The headquarters of the Daikin Europe group are in Belgium, Ostend. The company was established in 1972, production in Europe started in 1973.

 

Daikin Europe N.V.

Daikin Europe is a subsidiary of Daikin Industries Ltd. and the leading provider of heating, cooling, ventilation, air purification and refrigeration solutions inAbout Daikin Industries Ltd.

Based in Osaka, Japan, Daikin Industries employs over 89,000 people worldwide. The global company is market leader for heat pump and air conditioning systems, as well as air filtration. It is the only air conditioning manufacturer in the world that researches, develops and produces all important system components, such as refrigerants, compressors and electronics, in-house. The company achieved € 23.7 billion sales turnover in financial year 2021 (1 April 21 – 31 March 22).
 

Media Contacts Daikin Europe N.V.

Sofie Sap – T.:  +32 472 580 482 Mail: sap.s@daikineurope.com

Daisuke Kakinaga – T.: +32 465 462 321 Mail: kakinaga.d@bxl.daikineurope.com

Anju Sarpal – T.: +44 7980 785572   Daikin-News@sheremarketing.co.uk

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