Johnson Controls, a global multi-industrial company, released a new series of pneumatic-to-digital thermostats, the WT-4000.  The WT-4000 series efficiently converts older pneumatic room control systems and enables communication with newer digital building automation systems.
The WT-4000 series provides the benefits of a digital control system, including programmable occupancy scheduling and remote temperature monitoring, which can result in increased energy and operational savings. The new thermostats are long-life battery operated and require no additional wiring, resulting in minimum upfront costs and disruptions to the building’s structure or occupants.
“This is another industry-leading innovation by the company that invented the first pneumatic controls system 119 years ago,” said Terry Pierson, product manager, Johnson Controls. “This new 21^st century series of thermostats allows buildings with older pneumatic control systems to enter the digital world.”
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