Johnson Controls Technology Company

Johnson Controls Tyco IP Holdings Llp

Tyco Fire & Security Gmbh

Michael F Kornacki

Hyunchul Kim

Vineet Binodshanker Sinha

Holly Prouty

Michael Lemon

Nikhil Mathew

Steven J Grobschmidt

Scott T Holland

Joseph R Ribbich

Mark A Thoni

Sudhi R Sinha

Claudio Santiago Ribeiro

John Peter Cipolla

Charles J Gaidish

Michael L Ribbich

Vinosh C Diptee

Alan S Schwegler

Corey A Poquette

Benjamin W Hapka

Daniel J Spors

Maria L Mejia

Brent T Ellis

Youngchoon Park

Julio A Abdala

Michael J Ajax

Joseph M Mueller

Adam R Grabowski

Nicole Ann Madison

Michael J Zummo

Drory Ben-Menachem

Juilio A Abdala

Nicholas V Pollock

Amber R Manuguid

Selena Goodwin

Naomi Steele

Xinlu Xiao

Brian D Marr

Scott Holland

Mark Thoni

Building automation device

A controller for controlling an environmental condition of a building via building equipment includes a user interface configured to present information to a user, an air quality sensor configured to sense indoor air quality conditions, a communications interface configured to communicate with a server system and receive outdoor air quality data from the server system, and a processing circuit. The processing circuit is configured to generate indoor air quality data based on the sensed indoor air quality data conditions sensed by the air quality sensor, receive, via the communications interface, the outdoor air quality data from the server system, and generate one or more interfaces indicating the indoor air quality conditions and the outdoor air quality conditions based on the indoor air quality data and the outdoor air quality data and cause the user interface to display the one or more interfaces.

Thermostat with user interface features

Systems and methods for locating building equipment in a building management system (BMS) are provided. An HVAC system includes an HVAC controller and an HVAC device. The HVAC device includes processing circuit including a memory and a processor. The processing circuit automatically determining a location of the HVAC device reporting the location of the HVAC device to the HVAC controller.

HVAC equipment having locating systems and methods

A thermostat includes a housing, a touch-sensitive display configured to display visual media and receive user inputs, and processing electronics configured to operate the touch-sensitive display. The housing includes a base and a display mount. The base includes a top wall, a bottom wall, a front wall connecting the top wall to the bottom wall, a first side wall connecting the top wall to the bottom wall, and a second side wall connecting the top wall to the bottom wall. The top wall, the bottom wall, the first side wall, and the second side wall define an internal volume. The display mount is cantilevered away from the top wall and includes a mounting surface. The display is attached to the mounting surface. The processing electronics are positioned within the interior volume.

User control device with cantilevered display

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

A system for a plurality of thermostats each located in a different building in a neighborhood. Each thermostat includes a processing circuit configured to receive one or more assigned operating time slots from an analytics service and operate building equipment associated with the thermostat based on the one or more assigned operating time slots. The system further includes the analytics service. The analytics service includes a processing circuit configured to receive weather forecast data from a weather service and predict a period of time during which an energy usage peak will occur for the plurality of buildings based on the weather forecast data, determine the one or more operating time slots based on the period of time, assign the one or more operating time slots to each of the plurality of thermostats, and send the one or more assigned operating time slots to the plurality of thermostats.

User control device and multi-function home control system

A thermostat includes a housing, a touch-sensitive display configured to display visual media and receive user inputs, and processing electronics configured to operate the touch-sensitive display. The housing includes a base and a display mount. The base includes a top wall, a bottom wall, a front wall connecting the top wall to the bottom wall, a first side wall connecting the top wall to the bottom wall, and a second side wall connecting the top wall to the bottom wall. The top wall, the bottom wall, the first side wall, and the second side wall define an internal volume. The display mount is cantilevered upward from the top wall and includes a mounting surface perpendicular to the top wall of the base. The housing is not opaque. The display is attached to the mounting surface and is not opaque. The processing electronics are positioned within the interior volume.

Display screen with graphical user interface

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Oak Creek, WI, United States of America

Michael F Kornacki