SuperStat "Smart" Thermostat
Comverge's state-of-the-art "smart" communicating thermostat, the SuperStat®, offers both utilities and end consumers a rich feature set and stylish, contemporary design. Jointly developed with White-Rodgers, a division of Emerson, this thermostat operates with virtually all popular heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and is favored by installers for its ease of use and simple power stealing design. Comverge offers multiple versions of the SuperStat to meet utilities needs and budget. Read more…
Digital Control Unit (DCU)
Comverge's standard Load Control Switch is the Digital Control Unit (DCU™). Containing many features designed to meet the needs of various program goals and configurations, the DCU offers a wide range of functionality – from individual addressing to adaptive algorithms. Compatible with virtually all air conditioning units, and configurable for hot water heaters, pool pumps, and other auxiliary appliances, the DCU is easy to install and extremely reliable. Read more…
Adaptive Algorithm
Comverge's Adaptive Algorithms are a key to successful Demand Response program deployment. This added intelligence built into each unit enables the device to customize its operation to a home's unique heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system in order to maximize both comfort and energy usage reduction. Read more…
Demand Manager C&I
Conserving energy now makes even more sense with Comverge Demand Manager C&I, a new Demand Response program that enables commercial and industrial customers to earn substantial cash incentives by reducing electricity usage during times of dangerously high demand. Read more...
Software
Comverge's PowerCAMP™ Load Management Software (LMS) is a complete Load Management system that supports comprehensive load control functions including remote programming, capacitor bank control, and service reconnect/disconnect control. Strategies, group addressing, and parameters are user set within the software and downloaded remotely to the load control receivers. Program operation can be implemented digitally at the load control master station based on a variety of methods, such as time of day, season, automatic trigger, or operator command. Read more… |
