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CRC Mobile Lab & Critical Space Showroom

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In labs, pharmacies, operating rooms, and other critical spaces, containment is king.  Investing heavily to develop equipment to capture energy savings in these environments, Critical Room Controls (CRC) is a cutting-edge market leader in the industry while offering a consistent solution that is both simple to implement and safe for your critical spaces.

AEB and CRC are offering an opportunity for companies to learn more about this monitoring technology with the CRC Mobile Lab & Critical Space Showroom.

As a CRC representative, AEB conducts educational presentations and Lunch-n-Learn sessions for partners and prospective customers.  These sessions often include the mobile CRC showroom providing a hands-on experience with the equipment.

Here, AEB President, Joseph Moore is providing the Brewer Garrett staff with an up-close look at some of CRC’s industry-leading technology. Specializing in Energy Services, HVAC Services, and Design-Build, Brewer Garrett strives to meet the energy services and mechanical systems needs of its customers.  More and more, companies like Brewer Garrett are looking to AEB and CRC as their trusted partner.

Contact us here to learn more about CRC and AEB’s Lunch-n-Learn presentations.

 

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Gas Detectors Offer Safety, Comfort and Efficiency

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In a recent blog post, Critical Environment Technologies (CET) explains how gas detectors play a crucial role in building automation and control systems.  These systems provide real-time data on a range of factors that impact the safety and comfort of building occupants.

According to a report by Spherical Insights & Consulting, the global building automation and controls market is projected to reach USD $221 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate 11% (Globe Newswire, 2022). This growth is driven by a number of factors, including increased demand for energy efficiency, the need for improved security, and the growing trend towards smart buildings. 

One of the key benefits of building automation and control systems is the ability to monitor and control the indoor environment. This includes monitoring factors such as temperature, humidity, and air quality, as well as the presence of harmful gases. Gas detection sensors are a crucial component of these systems, providing real-time data on the concentration of gases such as carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). This data can be used to identify potential safety hazards and take corrective action to prevent illness or injury.

Read the CET blog post here.