Oct 8 2013
Automated Logic Corporation (ALC), a leading provider of innovative building automation systems that maximize energy efficiency while ensuring occupant comfort, announced today the latest release of WebCTRL® software.
In addition to its proven desktop support, version 6 now offers customers the ability to control their WebCTRL systems from the convenience of iOS®-, Android™- and Windows®-based tablets. Automated Logic is part of UTC Climate, Controls & Security, a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX).
“We understand our customers need to have complete control of their buildings at all times,” said Mead Rusert, president, Automated Logic. “This latest version is our first to provide full access to all the powerful features WebCTRL has to offer from a tablet, without additional browser or device downloads.”
In addition to multi-browser compatibility, this new release provides many other innovative features and engineering enhancements. The user interface has been completely redesigned and includes larger buttons, user-friendly icons and simplified alarm management. A new multi-trend display renders historical data to the screen in seconds and provides innovative new controls to help diagnose building system performance.
WebCTRL is certified by the BACnet® Testing Laboratory (BTL) as an Advanced Operator Workstation Software (B-AWS) under the BACnet standard, a data communication protocol for building automation and control networks that allows manufacturers to create interoperable building automation products. The BTL B-AWS advanced certification is the highest level of the three types of BACnet certification available for an operating system. WebCTRL was designed using native BACnet communications for true interoperability, operational freedom and flexibility. Automated Logic was a founding member of the BACnet Manufacturers’ Association.
For more information about WebCTRL and Automated Logic, visit www.automatedlogic.com or follow the company on Twitter: @AutomatedLogic.
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Source: http://www.automatedlogic.com/