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Carrier 30XA100 AquaForce® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

Performance Features Full-load EER values up to 10.9 and IPLV values up to 15.5 ASHRAE 90.1 compliant / AHRI certified Operation from -20 F to 125°F ambient conditions High-efficiency screw compressors Standard uncoated or optional e-coated Novation® microchannel heat exchanger (MCHX) condenser coils Hydronic pump package, available with or without VFD on sizes 090-160 Touch Pilot™ display with color touch screen with trending capability and web-based connection Reliability Features ASME constructed evaporators / ETL (and ETL Canada) listed Heavy-gauge galvanized steel frame Security grilles and Hail guards/Privacy screen choices Low ambient head pressure control Coil corrosion coatings available on all coil types High short circuit current rating EXV (Electronic expansion valve) Maintenance Features Over 15 diagnostic functions Permanently lubricated fan motor bearings Compressor suction service valves Microchannel condenser coils with inherent corrosion resistance and offering simplified cleaning Unit-mounted, non-fused disconnect Remote service port for easier machine diagnostics Installation Features Factory charged with R-134a refrigerant GFI (ground fault interrupter) convenience outlet (factory-installed option or field-installed accessory) Remote cooler kit (field-installed accessory) Single or dual-point electrical connections available (factory-installed option) Control transformer (factory-installed option) Structurally robust base Circuit setter provided with optional pump package (factory-installed option)

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Carrier 30XA092 AquaForce® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30XA090 AquaForce® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30XA082 AquaForce® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30XA080 AquaForce® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB100 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

Performance Features Full-load EER values up to 10.3 and IPLV values up to 17.1 (units with Greenspeed intelligence) ASHRAE 90.1 complaint / AHRI certified High efficiency variable condenser fans (Greenspeed intelligence) / Low sound levels Operation from -20 °F to 125 °F ambient conditions Standard uncoated or optional e-coated Novation® microchannel heat exchanger (MCHX) condenser coils Hydronic pump package (with or without VFD) on sizes 060-190 Desuperheater Robust SIT evaporator Additional Important Options Energy Management Module minimizes chiller energy consumption Non-fused disconnect switch Minimum load control Low ambient head pressure control ComfortLink™ controls with scrolling marquee display module BACnet™ communication or BACnet and LON translator control EXV (electronic expansion valve) AlCu or CuCu condenser coil Reliability Features ASME constructed evaporators / ETL (and ETL Canada) listed Heavy-gauge galvanized steel frame Security grilles and Hail guards/Privacy screen choices Low ambient head pressure control Coil corrosion coatings available on all coil types High short circuit current rating EXV (Electronic expansion valve) Maintenance Features Over 15 diagnostic functions Permanently lubricated fan motor bearings Compressor suction service valves Microchannel condenser coils with inherent corrosion resistance and offering simplified cleaning Unit-mounted, non-fused disconnect Remote service port for easier machine diagnostics Installation Features Factory charged with Puron refrigerant (R-410A) Integrated hydronic pump package (with or without VFD) on sizes 060-190 (factory-installed option, but N/A with heat recovery option) Desuperheater Remote cooler kit Single or dual-point electrical connections available Integral control transformer Structurally robust base

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Carrier 30RB090 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB080 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB070 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB060 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RAP025 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

Performance Features Full-load EER values up to 10.5 and IPLV values up to 15.8 Greenspeed Intelligence option for sizes 011-060 can raise IPLV up to 16.8 and sound reduction up to 4dBA ASHRAE 90.1 compliant / AHRI 550/590 certified High-efficiency rotary scroll compressors including digital compressor unloading (factory-installed option for 010-090 units) Standard uncoated or optional e-coated Novation® microchannel heat exchanger (MCHX) condenser coils (factory-installed option) Hydronic pump package (factory-installed option) with optional VFD on sizes 070-150 Operation from -20 to 120 F ambient temperature (factory-installed option or field-installed accessory on sizes 018-150 with low ambient head pressure control) Reliability Features ETL (and ETL, Canada) listed Galvanized steel cabinet with baked enamel powder or pre-painted finish on exterior panels passes 500-hour salt-spray test in accordance with the ASTM B-117 Standard High and low-pressure protection/compressor overload protection Self-contained 24-v CCN (Carrier Comfort Network™) controls including transformer Hermetic scroll compressors and outdoor fan circuits are protected by circuit breakers or fuses EXV (electronic expansion valve) Maintenance Features Over 15 diagnostic functions Permanently lubricated fan motor bearings Microchannel condenser coils offer simplified cleaning Installation Features Factory-charged with Puron refrigerant (R-410A) All-in-one package Single-point electrical connection available on all sizes. Dual point electrical connection available on sizes 070-150 Integral control transformer Fluid loop storage tank designed to fit directly under unit (field-installed accessory on sizes 010-060) On-the-ground or rooftop installation

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Carrier 30RAP020 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RAP018 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RAP016 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RAP011 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB300 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB275 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB250 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB225 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB210 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB190 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB170 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB160 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB150 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB130 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB120 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RB110 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RAP150 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RAP130 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RAP115 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RAP100 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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Carrier 30RAP090 AquaSnap® Air-Cooled Liquid Chiller

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How SaaS Enables Sustainable Supermarkets: Food Waste Reduction and Energy Efficiency

Across the globe, annual food loss amounts total to approximately 1.3 billion tons of waste and 4.4 gigatons of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. To put that in perspective: If food waste were a country, it would rank as the third largest GHG emitting country in the world, surpassed only by the United States and China. The average supermarket, which brings in about $35M in annual revenue, will see $526,590 worth of food waste and 3,600 MWh worth of wasted energy use, where about 2,000 MWh is used for refrigeration—the equivalent of 170 households. SaaS for temperature monitoring Clearly, there is both an economic and sustainability burden to food loss besides the revenue loss and environmental impact. Luckily, this burden can be eased when using Software as a Service (SaaS), like food temperature monitoring. Supermarkets who monitor their food temperatures will improve their margins and overall profitability by selling food at its full price rather than marked down due to over ripening or close to expiration date. This, in turn, will deliver improved customer satisfaction because supermarkets will be able to continue to stock fresh food while minimizing the sale of old and ripened provisions.Supermarkets who monitor their food temperatures will improve their margins and overall profitability There are many benefits of using SaaS to improve supermarket efficiency, which can help to reduce food waste and lower energy costs in countless supermarkets worldwide. Many of the roughly 50,000 food retail locations that utilize electronics controllers use some level of SaaS technology like Alsense Food Retail Services, the newest cloud offering from Danfoss Climate Solutions for supermarkets and food retail applications. Alsense Food Retail Services is a sustainable, scalable, and secure modern platform that delivers tangible data to improve operational and energy efficiency while optimizing the performance of food retail operations. Its technology is engineered to provide supermarkets with actionable insights that allow you to track refrigeration asset performance, respond to alarms, integrate 24/7 monitoring, reduce energy consumption, and more to deliver savings as high as a 40% reduction in food waste and 30% decrease in energy costs. Examples of food loss prevention with Alsense Food Retail Services The sensor in the meat fridge notices a high temperature and submits an alarm to the cloud The alarm is analyzed by the Danfoss Enterprise Service Team (Managed services) The reason for the alarm is determined and a service provider is contacted The service provider is dispatched to the supermarket to fix the issue in the meat fridge to avoid food loss Danfoss’ advanced algorithms detect if the refrigeration systems are running efficiently or if they are over consuming energy Alsense Food Retail Services is a sustainable, scalable, and secure modern platform that delivers tangible data to improve operational and energy efficiency while optimizing the performance of food retail operations aktiv & irma, a supermarket in North Germany, has shown significant savingsWithout SaaS, the store’s ROI will take much longer than if you rely solely on the hardware as part of the Alsense Food Retail Services pilot program. In collaboration with Danfoss, they installed a solar photovoltaic system, storage system, and a charging station for guests. All major assets in the supermarket system are linked through the Alsense Food Retail Services cloud to manage loads and eliminate unnecessary peaks to best use each store’s energy. Regulating energy levels is accomplished through a variety of methods that offer potential savings: Load shifting: As high as 20 kW in additional peak reductions ($1,758.30 potential savings). Compressor curtailment Solar: 112 MWh electricity produced ($16,410.80 savings) Battery: Grid demand reduced by 40 kW ($3,516.60 savings) Peak load shaving: Charging station is throttled if needed to maintain target max peak level in the store. ($2,344.40 potential savings) aktiv & irma saved about 15% in additional energy costs and reduced over 70 tons of CO2 for a total savings of $20,168.80 compared to other supermarkets. For supermarkets that are considering marrying SaaS with their hardware expenditure, the return on investment (ROI) will depend largely on their level of SaaS investment. Without SaaS, the store’s ROI will take much longer than if you rely solely on the hardware. To put it simply, the more robust the SaaS program, the quicker supermarkets will see a return on the overall system investment. Alsense Food Retail Services? A zero-net, even net positive, billable energy supermarket is possible. The prerequisites to make these savings happen are based on energy efficiency, particularly reducing overall consumption and onsite heat and electricity generation and storage. Energy arbitrage services can enable energy bill optimization. Essentially, this means that energy can be stored in a battery and used when prices in the grid are high.Precooling can also be used to cool down cabinets before prices increase Precooling (curtailment) can also be used to cool down cabinets before prices increase. Another option is to turn off compressors for as long as possible when the energy prices are high. This means temperatures will drift upwards, so turn on the compressors before the temperature compromises food quality. Lastly, supermarkets have further potential to balance the grid via fast Frequency Response, peak Load Shifting, and seasonal Buffering. SaaS technology, like Alsense Food Retail Services, is a strong compliment to hardware assets that can help supermarkets achieve higher profitability and food loss and waste reduction. If a supermarket aims to go zero- or positive-net, the solution is to invest in both hardware and SaaS.

Intelligent HVAC Solutions: Enabling a Safe Return to Work

Having spent the last few months working from our sofas, dining tables and ironing boards, many of us have become accustomed to the world of remote working. But we’ve now arrived at a point where many businesses are starting to reopen their doors or have plans to do so in the near-future. Employers will be hoping that a return to work will prove productive, reinvigorating the workforce and driving growth. To this end, however, they will need to instill confidence by demonstrating how they can keep employees safe and comfortable. Bringing employees back to work will be complex. For a start, businesses have had to implement a large number of new safety measures in response to COVID-19. However, ensuring safety in the workplace goes beyond adhering to social distancing measures and anti-bacterial cleaning stations. Behind the scenes, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) play a crucial role in facilitating a safe workspace. Whether it’s the systems implemented to limit the spread of the virus, the ongoing servicing of these systems or their wider environmental impact, HVAC solutions and facilities managers (FMs) rest at the heart of a safer return to work. Embracing new strategies for clean air Walking in the building through a new automatic door, most office workers will be greeted with a queue for the lifts and plenty of signage reminding you to sanitise your hands and keep your distance. Some may have their body temperature scanned by a thermal detection camera on entry, which could also count how many people enter to ensure numbers are safe. Others could be met with an anti-virus access point that scans your face using facial recognition rather than a pass, and enforces hand hygiene by dispensing sanitiser before the lifts will open. Behind the scenes, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) play a crucial role in facilitating a safe workspace All of these measures, however strict, are part of the new normal: ‘contactless’ buildings. Designed to limit the potential spread of COVID-19, facilities managers have plenty of options when it comes to keeping people safe. But not all of them are so apparent when entering a building. Some of the most important measures are those we can’t see. A healthy and safe working environment has always relied on a building’s HVAC infrastructure – temperature control, good air flow, and a reliable level of comfort are top of most office workers’ priority lists. But the pandemic has taken this to a new level of importance. As a critical part of their wider health and safety plan, facilities managers can look to identify strategies to increase clean air levels further. This could include increasing outdoor air circulation to decrease pathogen exposure, with smart air handling units. These will enable managers to bring in more outside air to displace potentially contaminated air, by increasing ventilation and air change rates. Improving Filtration Methods Improving filtration methods is another possibility, by adding additional filters including high efficiency filters and HEPA filters, to trap more particles and increase the percentage of clean air in a building. Portable HEPA solutions are also an option for those who need more flexibility. In addition to air filtration and circulation, it is also possible to use UV-C lighting to effectively ‘disinfect’ the air or surfaces, using ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) to inactivate viral microorganisms. These can be installed brand new or retrofitted into existing facilities, to reduce costs for FMs and speed up implementation. These innovative uses of HVAC to limit the spread of infection could have a huge impact on the health and safety of occupants in any building – and this is by no means limited to offices. Within healthcare and laboratory facilities, for example, solutions like room pressurisation, air change rates, humidity and temperature controls are all critical to reduce contamination in the air and on surfaces. A healthy and safe working environment has always relied on a building’s HVAC infrastructure Safety is an ongoing process No matter which HVAC solutions a facilities manager chooses, it’s not a case of installing them and then waving goodbye. As with any good health and safety strategy, constant monitoring is crucial to ensure building occupants are well looked-after – and this also ensures you can get the most out of HVAC investments. For some this means keeping a close eye on how your HVAC equipment runs, to ensure that they’re reaching optimum performance and delivering the best ROI. Working with a partner who can provide continuous service and monitoring is critical, so that the pressure is off FMs themselves. Especially now, having remote monitoring capabilities is an added bonus, so that minor issues can be fixed without an engineer having to visit the site. For those with smart technologies in place, such as smart connected chillers, FMs may rather be reliant on predictive maintenance and monitoring tools, which use AI and automation to predict issues before they arise, and ensure equipment runs reliably and downtime can be minimised. Whether in person or remotely, good quality service and maintenance of HVAC equipment goes a long way – both to get the best return on investment, and to keep buildings as safe and comfortable as possible. Enabling a smarter and more sustainable workplace HVAC has always been critical to keeping employees happy and healthy at work – but for a long time this has had a negative impact on the planet. Inefficient HVAC systems can give a building a much bigger carbon footprint than it would ideally have. 75% of organizations plan to increase their investment in energy efficiency and smart building technologies Last year, our Energy Efficiency Indicator survey found that 75% of organizations plan to increase their investment in energy efficiency and smart building technologies. The opportunity, then, to overhaul HVAC systems in order to limit the spread of COVID-19 is also an opportunity to invest in more efficient, greener HVAC technologies, built for the future. Taking a holistic approach to your HVAC equipment is the best way to do this, to ensure efficiency gains can be made across an entire building or estate, by connecting intelligent systems. Chillers, for example, with efficiency and intelligence built in as standard can reduce energy use and carbon emissions for a building, or collection of buildings, helping FMs meet energy targets and keeping costs low. Choosing the optimal HVAC system Under current circumstances, the decisions made by FMs are pivotal in enabling business continuity and will ultimately impact building occupants’ comfort and safety. It should therefore come as no surprise that businesses are paying close attention to every move FMs make. Choosing the optimal HVAC system for your building and ensuring regular servicing and maintenance will prove cost-effective and energy efficient. Not only this, but smart HVAC technologies go a long way in enabling a safer, productive and more sustainable working environment. By picking the right tools for the job, businesses of every type can position themselves for growth while remaining as safe and secure as possible.

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Sila Services LLC Acquired Fahrenheit HVAC To Deliver Exceptional Home Comfort Solutions

Sila Services LLC recently acquired Fahrenheit HVAC, adding Fahrenheit's commitment to reliably professional same-day HVAC repairs and installations to Sila's already impressive portfolio of companies. Fahrenheit has provided outstanding and affordable care to its customers for over three decades. Sila is an HVAC industry veteran, with an unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction, and has been delivering exceptional home comfort in heating, AC, plumbing and electrical services, throughout the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, since 1989. Home comfort expert "By extending our reach and adding the highly trained Fahrenheit technicians' services to our already premier packages, we're taking Sila to the next level," said Lou Pellegrini, CEO of Sila. "We're extremely pleased to be welcoming the Fahrenheit HVAC family into ours and there's a reason we are both household names in the Southeastern Pennsylvania area. Because we treat your home like we treat our own – ensuring you have efficiently running systems and invaluable peace of mind." Sila's factory-trained and certified technicians serve over 500 homes a day With over 7000 ‘A’ ratings on Angie's List, earning its prestigious super service award for multiple years running, Sila is the complete home comfort expert. A preferred partner of Carrier, Google Nest, Lennox, Mitsubishi, Unico, and other manufacturers, Sila's factory-trained and certified technicians serve over 500 homes a day, with 100% satisfaction guaranteed every single time. Saving customers money Repairs: Dependable and prompt repairs that ensure customers never have to wait too long to get back to living life in comfort. Tune-Ups and Maintenance: Prevention is key to keeping heating and AC systems in peak shape, ready for extreme weather. Annual Sila tune-ups include a 15-point safety inspection and filter change. Maintenance plans keep systems running reliably and efficiently – preventing breakdowns and saving customers money. Replacements and Installations: When replacements or new installations are necessary, Sila helps its customers select the perfect solutions for the home or office that fit nicely into any budget with attractive financing. Go Green: For those considering greener options for heating and AC, Sila offers geothermal systems that use natural, sustainable energy from the ground.

Cosco Shipping Lines Adds Next-Generation, Active Controlled-Atmosphere EverFRESH Systems

Cosco Shipping Lines recently enhanced its refrigerated cargo fleet with next-generation EverFRESH® active controlled-atmosphere (CA) systems from Carrier Transicold. The high-performing systems enable perishable shipments to travel farther while retaining commodity quality. Carrier Transicold is a part of Carrier Global Corporation, the foremost global provider of healthy, safe, sustainable, and intelligent building and cold chain solutions. Sustain product quality and extend shelf-life “The next-gen EverFRESH units will maintain the atmosphere at precise points to sustain product quality and extend shelf-life for a wide range of perishables,” said Suresh Duraisamy, Associate Director, Global Container Refrigeration, Carrier Transicold. “The systems provide the quality our customers have come to expect, with new technology that builds on the first-generation EverFRESH units’ robust design and proven performance, to propel their fleets into the future.” Features Using active CA technology, the EverFRESH system: Optimizes the balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide (CO2) within a refrigerated container, slowing respiration and the natural ripening of the commodity inside Generates high-purity nitrogen to more quickly and responsively displace oxygen, rather than relying on cargo respiration alone to gradually reduce oxygen levels Maintains a positive air pressure within the container, making it far less sensitive to box leakage than other types of systems Feedback EverFRESH system’s active injection technology allows the container to be pre-charged with CO2 at the start of a voyage “The EverFRESH controlled atmosphere system from Carrier Transicold has a proven track record based on past units’ performance, and it allows us to handle a broader range of perishable commodities across the globe, and confidently protect and ship them to newer and further markets for our customers,” said Chen Yang, Manager of Sales and Marketing, Reefer Trade, Cosco Shipping Lines. Operation and function The EverFRESH system’s active injection technology allows the container to be pre-charged with CO2 at the start of a voyage and automatically add more over the course of the trip. Carrier Transicold is the only container refrigeration system manufacturer in the market today offering a CA system with an integrated option to add CO2 on demand. The EverFRESH system is part of Carrier’s Healthy, Safe, Sustainable Cold Chain Program to preserve and protect the supply of food, medicine, and vaccines.

Carrier Announces Agreement To Acquire Nlyte Software To Strengthen And Expand Data Center Offerings

Carrier Global Corporation announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Nlyte Software (“Nlyte”), a front-runner in Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software. Nlyte’s proven data center expertise will expand Carrier’s HVAC business’s access to the growing DCIM segment, complement its differentiated Automated Logic Controls business to create integrated customer solutions, and help fulfill its strategic focus on sustainable and intelligent solutions through increased recurring revenues. Carrier is the foremost global provider of healthy, safe, sustainable, and intelligent building and cold chain solutions. Authority Comments “Nlyte’s software and services, along with the expertise of its team, will enable Carrier to further develop our data center capabilities and bring enhanced services and solutions to Carrier’s broad, global customer base,” said Chris Nelson, President, HVAC, Carrier. “This is an excellent strategic fit and enables us to provide customers a premier offering of data center controls and infrastructure power management.” Nlyte will become part of ALC, Carrier’s building automation and controls business, within Carrier’s HVAC segment “This transaction strengthens and expands our data center offerings,” said Doug Sabella, CEO, Nlyte. “As a leader in the DCIM market, we will be able to offer new solutions and value-added customer services for HVAC equipment, building automation, controls, security and fire systems. With Carrier’s global footprint, Nlyte will be able to reach new segments and geographies.” Centralized management Nlyte helps customers manage their IT infrastructure and drives digital transformation of data centers. Its DCIM software provides centralized management of all data center resources, which helps organizations plan, view, and optimize their data centers for maximum energy efficiency and transparency. These outcomes have helped Nlyte enjoy a 98% customer retention rate. Nlyte will become part of Automated Logic Corporation (ALC), Carrier’s building automation and controls business, within Carrier’s HVAC segment. Combining ALC WebCtrl building automation and Nlyte DCIM systems will provide data center customers a complete intelligent solution to further improve operational efficiencies. Completing acquisition Carrier expects to close its acquisition of Nlyte in the fourth quarter of 2021 subject to customary closing conditions. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

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