Residential usage disaggregators include technologies that use behind the meter logging equipment to sense electrical usage patterns within the home.
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Smart bulbs connect wirelessly through a special wireless router in your home to all your web devices (PC, tablet, smart phone). The client app permits flexible scheduling and remote control
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Process intensification involves combining multiple processing steps into one, or combining the work of multiple pieces of equipment in one machine.
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Memory shape material cooling (elastocaloric cooling) is a new application for shape memory alloys. Materials that exhibit shape memory will return to their original cast or molded form when heat is applied.
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Server virtualization combines multiple servers onto a single physical server. Each server can be electronically compartmentalized (virtualized) and managed to distribute processing power.
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Wireless switches use a receiver, located at the light fixture, that receives a low-power signal from a transmitter located in the switch. It works a lot like Bluetooth on your smartphone.
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Silicon based aerogel insulation is a lightweight material with a thin profile that has insulating properties almost three times that of traditional fiberglass insulation.
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Permanent magnet AC motors (PMAC) are just like standard induction AC motors except they have permanent, rare-earth magnets attached to their rotors (the center part of the motor that spins).
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Vortex water treatment is specifically designed to reduce energy use during the resurfacing of ice rink slabs. An ice slab is the core feature of an ice rink, and the quality of the ice surface is critical.
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Next generation rooftop units use high-efficiency part-load cooling systems to deliver energy savings. The units are designed to operate most efficiently at loads below their peak design conditions.
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