IntellAdjust ™ Systems A Revolution in Comfort Control.

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IntellAdjust ™ Systems A Revolution in Comfort Control

Temperature matters substantially more towards an occupant’s overall rating of comfort than any other single environmental variable, and that conditions that are either too hot, cold, or humid have the greatest negative effect on occupant productivity Occupant Comfort, Productivity, and Personal Control in Twenty Air Conditioned Office Buildings Jared Langevin, Jin Wen, Sean Hsieh, Davor Novosel, and Michael S. Waring 06/2011; In proceeding of: Indoor Air 2011 Research on Occupant Comfort………..

Thermal Comfort — A Key to Occupant Satisfaction and Productivity Mike Opitz PE, LEED AP, Certification Manager, LEED for Existing Buildings, U.S. Green Building Council If there's one thing facility managers agree on across the board, it's probably that occupant comfort complaints are their biggest routine operational headache. Keeping your occupants more comfortable will have the obvious benefit of reducing trouble calls, and therefore O&M costs. More subtle are the other benefits that can accrue: higher workforce productivity, better health, and in some cases lower HVAC energy costs. Real Life Experience……...

Identifying the Need Description of System / Comfort Benefits Energy Savings Features Facilities Management Tools Contractor / Installer Tools Summary IntellAdjust ™ Systems A Revolution in Comfort Control

4 Note: Diagram can represent heating or cooling scenarios 1.Single thermostat systems are ineffective at providing comfort throughout the office building or zone T Sun ExposureTree Shade Distance  Areas far from the thermostat are left at sub-optimal temperatures  Single thermostat systems cannot compensate for room specific factors The Problem: Single thermostat systems are ineffective and inefficient © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America.

5 2. Central forced air systems use more energy than required. The Problem: Single thermostat systems are ineffective and inefficient They do not account for where or when energy is required  Energy is wasted on unoccupied rooms  The rooms in this representative building are empty 54% of the day  Over cooling occurs because of imperfect system design and balancing

6 © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. Is Zone Control Really the Answer? Zoning is expensive to retrofit  Ductwork changes may be necessary to allow greater air flow  Pulling control wires is a huge hassle  Zoning is not possible in some old buildings

7 Is Zone Control Really the Answer? The Real Problem with Zoning is that it’s Reactive. © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America.

8 MAT’s new IntellAdjust™ System offers personalized temperature control supported by learning intelligence. By learning and modeling the thermal behavior of the building, IntellAdjust™ pre-emptively rebalances airflows to stay ahead of temperature drifts and optimize comfort control. IntellAdjust ™ Systems A Revolution in Comfort Control

99 © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. IntellAdjust TM Daily Information Cycle

10 © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. Wireless Zone Controllers Provide per diffuser temperature control Central Control Unit Cloud powered Smart Algorithms control HVAC equipment and predictively balance airflow Smart Dampers Modulate to control airflow Supply Air Sensor Measures backpressure, supply air temperature and CO2 levels IntellAdjust TM for Constant Air Volume System

Confidential - 11 Retrofitting a constant air volume system Smart Dampers Controlled by FSVs FSVs – provide per diffuser custom temperature control or Backpressure and coil temp monitor RTU CCUs – smart algorithms control RTU and balance backpressure

1212 © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America.  Measures Temperature and airflow  Wireless communication (to CCU) enables easy installs  Controls 2 Smart Dampers  Available with Indoor Air Quality Measurement for Demand Based Ventilation Zone Module

1313 © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. The CCU  Replaces the thermostat  Consolidates real-time FSV data  Optimizes HVAC system operation and individual room comfort with dynamic balancing  Communicates with Cloud Servers Features  Simple touch screen (iPhone-like interface)  Demand response enabled  Display / alerts  Supports Building Automation System (BAS) protocols Central Control Unit (CCU)

1414 © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. CCU sends the data to server farm for offline processing  Utilizes data analytics and CFD based algorithms to predict and improve performance  Models building energy envelope  Anticipates energy requirements = CCU Coupled with the Power of the Cloud

1515 © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America.  Radial dampers - when access to ductwork is constrained  Damper drive system can be used on existing dampers  Simple cable run to the wall unit  CE and UL rated Smart Dampers (SD)

16 © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. Accounts for humidity and Mean Temperature of Radiation IntellAdjust TM Goes Beyond Traditional Controls

© 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. AfterBefore The Result: Dynamic Balancing that Delivers Improved Comfort

© 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. After Before

© 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. System turn on After Before

© 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. Demand Control Ventilation Variable Speed Fan Support Occupancy Detection/ Auto Away Advanced Control Strategies Drive Energy Savings

21 © 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. Only condition areas when they need it Prevent over-conditioning of areas Support for Variable Frequency Drive fan Support for Enthalpy Economizers Support for Demand based Ventilation Active energy cost control through time of day energy usage (pre-cooling and weather forecast considerations) % % % Internal Study 2 - DOE Report - Energy Savings and Economics of Advanced Control Strategies for Packaged Air-Conditioning Units with Gas Heat 3 - Internal Study Smart Savings

© 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. User Web Portal  Multi Building aggregation  Energy Usage Data and Heat maps  Multi-Zone Scheduling & Status IntellAdjust TM is Easy for Building Supervisors to Use

© 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. Installer Web Portal  Auto populated from customers  Live Energy Usage Data  Proactive fault alert to service tech IntellAdjust TM Installer Portal Provides a Centralized Customer Overview

Confidential - 24  Takes into account humidity and radiant wall temperature to fine tune ‘set’ temps  Active energy cost control through time of day energy usage (pre-cooling and weather forecast considerations)  Integration with Outlook and Google calendar for vacation and conference room schedules Smart Comfort

© 2013 M.A.T. All rights reserved. Made in America. User Reports  Users can toggle between ‘dumb’ and ‘smart’ modes of operation  Monthly report lets them visualize the correlation between system operation and comfort/ energy Don’t Take Our Word – Empower Users

Better Comfort 40 % Savings Payback <3 years. +

Confidential - 27 All wired up to the wireless future Cloud based Ambient Intelligence:  Partner with other vendors as an HVAC component of a LAN /WAN ecosystem  Serve as a platform for several Ambient Intelligence based applications Enhanced Demand Response:  Receives demand response signals  Pre-cools building on DR days to maintain comfort during peak utility hours

Delivers significantly improved comfort control Accommodates advanced energy saving control strategies Reduces facilities management costs related to occupant comfort control complaints Compatible with new or existing equipment IntellAdjust ™ Systems Summary

Mike Blaha Metropolitan Air Technology metairtech.com Thank you for your consideration, IntellAdjust ™ Systems A Revolution in Comfort Control