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Wireless is the Future (Sustainable Industries)

Wireless building automation will win. Just as wireless has every time it has
gone head-to-head with an existing wired technology. To use just one example,
think about the prevalence of wireless Internet access in almost every office
versus the almost ubiquitous use of hard-wired Ethernet cables only a few
years ago. Wireless wins because it’s less expensive, it’s more flexible and
it’s easier to install.

The construction industry is understandably slow to adopt new technologies.
Commercial buildings, after all, are around for a long time. It’s not like
making a decision on a phone that you are likely to replace in 2 years. Any
systems that are tied to building infrastructure need to stay useful over
time. Wireless systems can be very flexible – many support changes to evolving
communications standards via software upgrades.

One of the big concerns about wireless systems has been over the use of
batteries. No facility manager wants to run around changing batteries in
countless sensors every year or two. The best wireless systems make use of
hardwired power (e.g., the lighting system) for the communication backbone and
then use energy harvesting or long-lasting batteries (e.g. 5-10 years) for
those sensors …

Sustainable Industries

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