February 27, 2019, 1 p.m. CST

With multiple building systems converging on a common network – and with new IP-based networking options available – it can be challenging to know when and how to leverage these technologies on your BAS platforms. Johnson Controls and Cisco are combining their respective areas of experience and expertise to help bring valuable insights into this rapidly evolving space.

March 15, 2018 at 1 p.m. CST

Air Handling Systems are a key element in the indoor environmental equation. Join Johnson Controls experts and learn more about how to measure and achieve predictable, positive, acoustic outcomes in the design of Air Handling Systems.

Learn the basics of HVAC sound, how it travels through air and structures, its impact on occupants, and guidelines for controlling noise and vibrations.

Energy for cooling is one of the highest operational costs you have for your data center. Fortunately, now you have more options to help manage that cost. Join our 45-minute webinar to explore free-cooling technologies which include: Direct Evaporative Cooling, Liquid Cooling and Free-cooling in chillers and air handlers.

Experts from Booz Allen Hamilton and Johnson Controls discuss cyber risk and what smart building stakeholders can do to support cyber security in this one-hour recorded webinar.

Watch our webinar to learn about the latest Metasys® release. It features new IP field equipment controllers to improve network speed and performance. Also, enhancements to the industry-leading Metasys® interface make identifying and resolving issues faster than ever.

In this one-hour webcast, experts from Johnson Controls share how direct digital control (DDC) is creating an accessible solution to pneumatic system woes, without the complication and expense of a full retrofit.

Learn more about how VSDs can optimize energy use at full and part load, as well as under off-design conditions in this one-hour free webcast.

Hear experts from Johnson Controls expose some of the most common misconceptions and lay out the facts when it comes to the changing world of refrigerants in HVAC equipment.

The rules have changed for vibration isolation of modern air-handlers with fan arrays. Current ASHRAE design guidelines for fan vibration isolation in air handling systems are based on applications using single belt-driven fans.