THE PROPRIETARY CONTROL TRAP

July 5, 2022

The Proprietary Control Trap

The Problem:

 

  • Do you have limited access to your Chiller Plant Controls?


  • Are you paying too much for call outs?

 

  • Fed up with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) controlling the competition by installing Closed Protocol Sequencers?

 

  • Do you have several HVAC Control Systems that can’t communicate to each other?

 

The Solution:

 

JSA Service can provide a simpler and more professional solution to replace existing control set ups that are traditionally represented by the multinational manufactures - which we believe should belong to the end user and responsibility allowed to all who are technically permitted.

 

JSA Service custom software designed controls, enable you to have full power of your HVAC/R equipment in one managed control system, fully optimised by experienced engineers in thermal / precision comfort and best-case efficiency solutions.

 

Background:

 

In most cases, a large OEM HVAC/R system installation will also be supplied with the associated sequencers to maximise on the sale. Offering intuitive real-time management to reduce energy costs and increase efficiency, whilst balancing hours for efficient operation to reduce wear and tear and prevent future breakdowns – but what happens when your equipment fails, and you’re restricted by the manufacturer for support and spares? Which often results in a £750-£1000 callout and a couple of clicks later, it’s working again. Sound familiar?

 

It then becomes clear that the OEMs closed protocol stand-alone system, which has no compatibility with any other manufacture’s components, becomes an expensive burden due to the lack of ongoing competition. Time also shows that even the OEMs don’t have the best of coverage due to the circumstances.

 

JSA Service can supply open-protocol controls that support multiple manufactures, which can also be accessed via various routes and the choice when choosing a service provider is allocated by you, the end user - ultimately driving down costs due to widening the competition. JSA Service’s telephone assistance means we can also offer advice directly over the phone to prevent time and money wastage, and our 24-hour call out service, 7 days a week means we can get your critical equipment fixed and back up and running quickly.

 

Our staff here at JSA Service have the training, software knowledge and site experience to modify software to be specific to certain installed configurations. At JSA Service, our HVAC Control Panels feature custom turnkey solutions designed to provide a solid protection package which allows a combination of different devices and equipment, all communicating over a local or larger network.

 

Conclusion:

 

It’s simple, by using a HVAC Control System that are not governed by the OEM will provide a wide range of benefits, including:

 

  • Multiple manufacturers for support and spares.
  • Products from multiple manufacturers.
  • Access system for updates via various routes.
  • The ability to add equipment to the system with any install company.
  • Password availability when desired.
  • Choice when choosing a service provider. Anyone can be appointed.
  • Inexpensive to own due to large competition base of installers.
  • No exploitation by OEMs


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