PERKASIE, PA.—Hotel owners and facility managers struggle with high energy costs because rooms are often left unoccupied with the HVAC system continuing to heat or cool at comfort set-point levels. With an onboard occupancy sensor incorporated into the case, PSG’s new OS-1 solves this problem. The OS-1 determines when a room is unoccupied and places it into set-back economy mode. To provide flexibility, the length of time without motion before going into set-back is configurable, as is the temperature setting of the setback economy mode, so that the property owner or manager maintains control over the room environment while keeping the guests comfortable.
Designed to operate fan coil, PTAC, and PTHP systems with up to three fan speeds and featuring a large, easy-to-read backlit display, the OS-1 is ideal for hotels and other lodging facilities where both comfort and energy costs are a concern.
PSG’s thermostats are made in the United States and have been installed in hotels throughout North America and Europe, including many well-known international hotel brands. Plus, PSG has live technical and customer service support available Monday through Friday during the business day.
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