Delta Controls’ O3 Sensor 2.0 Wins 2020 AHR Expo Innovation Award in Building Automation

Delta Controls’ O3 Sensor 2.0, which combines seven different sensors to provide the most precise sensing information within a building, has won the 2020 AHR Expo Innovation Award in Building Automation.

Equipped with IoT functions, the O3 Sensor 2.0 can be used as an independent room controller that combines temperature sensing, occupancy detection, and humidity sensing using a wireless network. The innovative use of Sensor Fusion enhances room control, which improves the user experience and reduces user detection error.

The O3 Sensor mounted on the ceiling enables various functions to be optimized from the best angles of the room. It can easily read body heat, keyboard noise or other movements to accurately detect usage status. It can also quickly detect a user leaving the room, and save on valuable facility management costs.

Compared to the previous generation O3 sensor, 2.0 has better independent operation features, and does not require O3-DIN zone controller to implement detection functions. In terms of configuration, it can be done through the cloud, without the need for enteliWEB software. Communication protocols (MQTT, BLE, RESTful API and BACnet) are also added to allow detection information to be obtained through different methods.

Delta Controls will be exhibiting the O3 Sensor 2.0 at the 2020 AHR Expo, and with this innovative new product, it hopes to change the definition of user satisfaction in the industry.