DDC controls
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What is DDC controls?
DDC (Direct Digital Control) controls are computerized control systems used to manage and automate building systems such as HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning), lighting, and security. They use microprocessors to directly control equipment based on sensor inputs and programmed algorithms, allowing for precise and efficient operation, improved energy management, and remote monitoring and adjustments.
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DDC controls Complementary Technologies
LonWorks
LonWorks is a communication protocol often used in DDC systems to enable interoperability between different devices and systems.
BACnet
BACnet is a communication protocol widely used in DDC systems for interoperability and communication between building automation devices.
Modbus
Modbus is a communication protocol that can be used in DDC systems for communication between devices, especially for integrating with older or simpler equipment.
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Construction
232 Construction jobs mention DDC controls
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Facilities
139 Facilities jobs mention DDC controls
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Mechanical Engineer
17 Mechanical Engineer jobs mention DDC controls
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Frontline & Manual Labor
54 Frontline & Manual Labor jobs mention DDC controls
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Engineer
109 Engineer jobs mention DDC controls
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Which organizations are mentioning DDC controls?
Greenville County Schools
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