Schools and universities

The comfort component covers both maintaining the required climate conditions in classrooms and halls and providing lighting levels that are easy on the eyes. Schedule-based control helps use energy resources efficiently, maintaining a comfortable temperature only in occupied rooms while switching equipment to energy-saving mode in vacant classrooms

In corridors and lobbies, lighting is controlled by motion sensors, by ambient light level and by timer — for example, during lessons the corridor lighting stays at a minimum level.

An integrated security system combining intrusion alarm, access control and video surveillance makes it possible to keep watch over students not only inside the school buildings but also on the grounds and in recreation areas.

All energy supply systems run on schedules, maintaining optimal parameters during school hours. For the rest of the day, the engineering equipment switches to economy mode.

In addition, a unified, precise time system keeps the clocks in every room accurate to the utmost.

Meeting all these requirements helps create conditions in which students feel comfortable and can focus fully on their studies.