Siemens Industry, Inc.

Siemens Building Technologies, Inc.

Randall J Amerson

Pornsak Songkakul

James Joseph Coogan

William Thomas Pienta

Wolfgang Huber

A sensor assembly has a housing with at least two ventilation openings, a sensing element, a passage within the housing, and an electrokinetic transducer. The passage extends between the at least two ventilation openings, and is in fluid communication with the sensing element. The electrokinetic transducer is configured to move air in a first direction with the passage.

Room sensor using charged particle airflow

An automation component configured for wireless communication within a building automation system is disclosed. The automation component includes a multi-sensor package, a wireless communications component, a processor in communication with the wireless communications component and the sensor package, and a memory in communication with the processor. The memory configured to store sensor data provided by the sensor package and computer readable instructions which are executable by the processor, wherein the computer readable instructions are programmed to receive status information related to sensor data in control at a second automation component in communication with the building automation system, and communicate a portion of the stored sensor data corresponding to the received status information to the second automation component.

Method and device to manage power of wireless multi-sensor devices

The present invention relates to a system and method for securing wiring to a device housing. The device housing is provided with a base capable of securing different types of wiring. A reversible clamp strap is provided that may be used to further provide for the securing of different types of conductors into the device housing.

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Spring Grove, IL, United States of America

Randall J Amerson