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BuLogics Demonstrates OpenADR2.0a at Grid-Interop Event
IRVING, TX, Dec 18, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --
BuLogics, Inc. a leading designer of wireless automation solutions
for the commercial, hospitality, residential and industrial markets,
successfully demonstrated its OpenADR2.0a / Z-Wave demand response
system for multi-dwelling units at the SGIP Grid Interop event held
December 3-6 in Irving, Texas. In addition, the company has presented
a white paper mapping OpenARD2.0a signals to Z-Wave energy control
signals.
BuLogics provides complete building control, automation and energy
management solutions, including the implementation of utility demand
response programs using a variety of technologies, including OpenADR,
Smart Energy Profile and Z-Wave control. BuLogics specializes in
commercial wireless automation ecosystems, particularly in the
retro-fit markets for multi-dwelling apartment units, hospitality and
industrial buildings.
Z-Wave Alliance Chairman Mark Walters stated, "We invited BuLogics to
join the Alliance at the Grid-Interop Plug-In event not only because
they have proven their ability to provide real-world solutions in
multiple installations over the past few years, but also because we
knew they'd be able to iterate rapidly, incorporate the additional
features the new OpenADR2.0a standard has to offer, and provide a
solid live demonstration of these features at this key Plug-In event.
We were pleased to see their solution work perfectly -- receiving
OpenADR2.0a signals from an Akuacom DRAS, acting on those signals
using Z-Wave RF control to provide energy curtailment throughout a
simulated multi-dwelling unit, and sub-metering and reporting the
actual savings back to the DRAS using the OpenADR channel."
In addition to the demonstration, BuLogics also presented a white
paper outlining methods of integration between the OpenADR and
wireless devices using the Z-Wave ecosystem. "We are always on the
lookout for new opportunities to prove that energy efficiency is
viable at mass market," stated BuLogics CTO Ryan Buchert. "This is
not a Beta situation any longer. The best way to start saving energy
and thereby money -- as much as 30% in some situations -- is to begin
implementing the technology now."
About BuLogics, Inc.
BuLogics designs wireless automation solutions
for commercial markets, including hospitality, multi-dwelling units,
industrial, and others. Using proprietary code libraries and
associated methodologies, BuLogics develops and licenses custom
software as well as technology platforms that support large
commercial retrofits and installations. For more information please
go to www.BuLogics.com.
About OpenADR
The OpenADR Alliance fosters the development,
adoption, and compliance of the Open Automated Demand Response
(OpenADR) standard through collaboration, education, training,
testing, and certification. The OpenADR Alliance is open to all
interested stakeholders interested in accelerating the adoption of
the OpenADR standard for price- and reliability-based demand
response. More information can be obtained at
http://www.openadr.org/.
About the Z-Wave Alliance
Established in 2005, the Z-Wave Alliance
is an open consortium of leading companies worldwide dedicated to
delivering affordable, reliable easy-to-use, wireless home control
products and services. With more than 700 interoperable products
certified and over 160 members, the Alliance represents the largest
ecosystem of wireless control products in existence and the global,
brand-recognized companies that bring these products and services to
market. The Alliance supports its members with marketing, networking,
technical forums, training, best practices, test and certification
tools and a complete interoperability lab. For more information about
the Alliance and how to join it, please email info@z-wavealliance.org
or visit www.z-wavealliance.org.
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