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Lynxspring, Inc, a developer and provider of open, IP-control solutions for building automation, energy management, and edge-to-enterprise integration, has announced the availability of their new Lynxspring TSD 7, a high-definition, 7 inch touchscreen display for use in a wide range of HVAC, lighting, energy, commissioning, troubleshooting, servicing and IoT user experiences. This adds another dimension to Lynxspring’s commitment to providing complete edge-to-enterprise and IoT solutions for building automation, energy management and device-to-enterprise integration.
Designed for optimal performance, the Lynxspring TSD 7 utilizes a 1.2 GHz quad-core processor integrated with a powerful graphical engine to display any webpage, including HTML5 for advanced data visualizations. It is ideal for managing operating parameters of systems including setting values, monitoring equipment and system status, viewing alarms and taking needed action.
For building owners and facility managers, the TSD 7 user interface provides an optimal user experience. For system integrators, the TSD 7 can be easily programmed and store specific scenes to be recalled depending on the building occupancy scenarios. The TSD 7 is designed for easy wall mounting with an included mounting kit, in panel enclosures or as a display for web servers.
“The Lynxspring TSD 7 is a major advancement over the displays available today to building owners, facility managers and systems integrators. The TSD 7 provides clearer data visualizations, enabling smarter and faster decisions to help improve operational and efficiency savings,” says Marc Petock, vice president with Lynxspring. “As part of our complete edge-to-enterprise solution, the TSD 7 is compatible with all Lynxspring JENEsys Controllers and Onyxx devices, as well as most web-serving controllers and IoT devices, regardless of manufacturer or protocol.”
The intuitive, easy-to-use Lynxspring TSD 7 has been priced to match the economics for use in small building environments and for multiple-display points in larger environments.
