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Mitsubishi Electric's new AG150 centralised controller offers a large 9-inch, high resolution (800x600), touch screen display for easy control of up to 50 indoor units. The very popular and industry-first G50 WebPages are also available with the AG150.
The unit can also control and monitor third party equipment with the popular PAC-YG6**CA M-NET interfaces and offers common inputs / outputs to most BEMS (Building Energy Management Systems) and interface with fire alarm systems.
Several new control features have been added to allow advanced annual scheduling and the AG150 can calculate the energy used for each system.
The refrigerant status check function can be activated (in conjunction with the new YHM City Multi range). Internet connection with SSL security is also available to monitor and control the AG150 remotely and receive email under fault conditions.
Later this year, further features will be available to offer advanced energy monitoring options, optimised start function, advanced night set back and automatic setpoint adjustment.
The AG150 offers easy connection to the Internet with direct connection to a standard Internet router or the option of connection to a proxy server for office networks.
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