Honeywell International Inc.

Wei Hua

Liwen Yu

Robert Klamka

Ajay N Nair

Upender Paravastu

James Barrette

David Boisvert

Christopher D Martin

Prabhat Ranjan

Mason R Walls

Aline Pamela Munoz

Barnali Chetia

Lloyd Nghi Trong Le

Mohamed Kasim Nizamudeen

Jose Jorge Figueroa Figueroa

Naveen Kumar Dindukurthi Sivaprasad

Carveth DeLeon

Nilesh Mahadeorao Akode

Sreedharan Venkataraman

Bing Liu

Preamkumar Ramasamy

Mallikarjuna Nonayinakere Sugandharajappa

Jijji Ramanathan

Greg M Bolling

Indrajeet Tukaram Sutar

Jose Jorge Figueroa

A fume hood monitor includes a fume hood monitor controller that is configured to display one or more of the fume hood parameters on a display of the fume hood monitor and to communicate with the mobile device. The mobile device includes a mobile device controller that is configured to pair the mobile device with the fume hood monitor. Once paired, the mobile device controller is configured to receive two or more of the fume hood parameters from the fume hood monitor controller, display two or more of the received fume hood parameters on a display of a user interface of the mobile device, and receive a user interaction via the user input device of the mobile device. The user interaction may allow a user to manipulate information that is displayed on the display of the mobile device regarding the fume hood.

Methods and systems for remotely interacting with a fume hood using a mobile device

A fume hood monitor includes a user interface including a display, a wireless interface and a memory that stores a plurality of fume hood parameters and one or more default display settings. A controller is configured to display one or more of the plurality of fume hood parameters on the display formatted in accordance with the default display settings. The controller is configured to detect a presence of a mobile device, and in response, receive personalized display settings from the mobile device via the wireless interface and to display one or more of the plurality of fume hood parameters on the display formatted in accordance with the personalized display settings. When the mobile device is no longer detected, the controller is configured to display one or more of the plurality of fume hood parameters on the display formatted in accordance with the default display settings.

System and method for personalizing a user interface of a fume hood monitor based on the identify of a detected user

Display screen with graphical user interface

The disclosure reveals a system and approach for remote health monitoring and diagnostics of room controllers, networks and devices. A master room controller may be used to open a system health page or a diagnostic page for other controllers. A system health page may provide an overview of virtually all of the other room controllers. A tool of the present system may be used to trouble shoot issues remotely at another room controller in lieu of doing a visit to the respective room controller. A user may navigate from the system health page to virtually any place on the room controller to diagnose issues. The navigation may be done by hyper linking from the system health page. The healthy controllers may be hidden from the page so that the unhealthy systems can be viewed in one shot.

System and approach for remote room controller and device diagnostics and health monitoring

An HVAC system and method for characterizing a chosen VAV valve involves measuring the valve's volumetric flow rate versus valve position at just one or at some other limited number of data points and comparing that to the average characteristics a rather large group of similar valves. A custom characterization of airflow versus valve position for the chosen VAV valve is then created based on a difference between the characteristics of the chosen valve and that of the group of valves. In some examples, the VAV valve is of a venturi style such that a generic characterization of the group of valves is substantially linear when their flow rates are expressed logarithmically.

Systems and methods for characterizing variable-air-volume (VAV) valves for use in HVAC systems

A system and approach for verifying and validating a room condition and its behavior in a critical environment. The system and approach may be a room controller built on top of a Niagara&#x2122; framework or launched from a Niagara workbench, and leverages extensible of Niagara. The system and approach may be web-based and used to test and verify the room condition per preset conditions. The system may have steps or tabs. They may incorporate screens for a create/open task, select test zone, read flow, hood/booster, T-stat set-up or temperature lever set-up, visual checks, and a report. One may create a new task and edit any existing task on the controller. One may move from task to task in either direction or go directly to the report of a completed task.

System and approach for validating conditions of a space

Intelligent gadgets to visualize critical environmental data in wet chemistry laboratories, and a healthcare and life science environment that are easy to configure, customize and deploy for web dashboard presentation. It may further reveal an intuitive dashboard framework for creating, managing and publishing a collection of visualization gadgets for critical environments.

Gadgets for critical environments

An approach for managing a job that may provide a logical model of one or more structures as a configuration for deployment to, for instance, one or more site controllers. A job may be newly created, an existing job, or a remote job. A portal may be established for connection to a relevant job station. A physical view and a network node may be established for showing the physical and network views. The relevant job station may incorporate configurations that support a workbench, a dashboard and gadgets.

System and approach for setting forth a physical view and a network view of a job

The disclosure reveals a system for optimizing control devices in a clean room environment with intelligent flow curve tools. The system may incorporate a controller and one or more valves for airflow control in a space, connected to the controller. The controller may incorporate a user interface that has a display and a control mechanism. The controller may contain one or more airflow tables corresponding to the one or more valves, respectively. Also, the controller may have a curve tool that can provide an airflow table on the display in one or more formats.

System for optimizing control devices for a space environment

An intuitive dashboard framework for creating, managing and publishing a collection of visualization gadgets for critical environments. It may further reveal intelligent gadgets to visualize critical environmental data in wet chemistry laboratories, and a healthcare and life science environment that are easy to configure, customize and deploy for a web dashboard presentation.

Dashboard framework for gadgets

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