Smart Heat Controls: Making Sense of Sensors

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Introduction On Tuesday 4th June, social housing professionals from across Scotland met at Clydebank Housing Association to share and discuss innovation in smart heat controls. In particular, delegates learned how social landlords are increasingly recognising the value of remote home sensors, and utilising the internet of things to better manage assets and improve customer service. In early 2018 Clydebank Housing Association began a trial of around 30 Beanbag smart heat controls in a range of its properties, using remote sensors to give tenants greater control over their heating. It was hoped that tenants would benefit from optimised efficiency, an improved home environment and reduced fuel bills, whilst Clydebank would enjoy access to remote property analytics, ranging from temperature, humidity, boiler performance - plus building fabric and health. The event shared the housing association’s experience of smart heat controls to date, what it has learnt from the trial, including the benefits so far, and the potential value for the future. There were also a number of presentations and group discussions surrounding the topic. To find more information on many of the issues discussed please search #SmartSH on Twitter. Sponsored by Hosted by 2 3261 Clydebank whitepaper v2.indd 2 10/06/2019 17:41
Presenters Jack Devlin Maintenance Officer, Clydebank HA Jack joined the Association in 2006 and is part of its Programmed Maintenance team. Jack has been tasked with overseeing the Association’s energy efficiency performance as well as progressing its carbon management plan. Jack was voted CHA Employee of the Year 2019. Brian Martin Beanbag, Secure Meters (UK) Ltd Brian is an experienced Specification Sales Manager, with a background in the domestic and commercial heat controls, and with a responsibility for Beanbag’s Scottish smart controls and district heat metering markets. In his spare time Brian enjoys football and is an active referee, he is also heavily involved in disability football. Contact Brian at brian.martin@securemeters.com David Innes-Edwards Frontier Public Relations Housing and smart city communications specialist David Innes‐Edwards will share the key findings of a recent, wide ranging survey of asset, energy and sustainability managers on awareness and understanding of smart heat controls. Follow David on Twitter @DavidIEdwards Sponsored by Hosted by 3 3261 Clydebank whitepaper v2.indd 3 10/06/2019 17:41
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