• Episode No.141 - Honeywell MK Connected Power

  • Mar 30 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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Episode No.141 - Honeywell MK Connected Power

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  • Welcome to an enlightening journey into the heart of Honeywell's innovation, where Paul Webb provides an unprecedented look at the Connected Power product, a cornerstone in modern building management systems. This exclusive series on our Podcast channel not only takes you through the corridors of Honeywell's cutting-edge offices but also delves deep into the technological advancements that are setting new benchmarks in energy management and operational efficiency. Our interview meticulously unfolds the layers of Honeywell's Connected Power solution, showcasing its pivotal role in transforming buildings into smarter, more energy-efficient entities. Through engaging interviews with the minds behind the innovation—Paul Webb, Phil Barnett, and Simon Harrison. Listeners will gain insider perspectives on the development, application, and impact of this technology. The series highlights the significance of Connected Power in today's energy landscape, emphasising their ability to monitor and control power usage, thereby achieving remarkable energy savings and enhancing building operations. Paul's visit to Honeywell's offices is not just a tour, it's a deep dive into how connectivity and intelligent design are being leveraged to meet the pressing demands of energy management.
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