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Imagine this: it’s a hot day and your Air Handling Unit (AHU) just went down. What happens next? In most building automation systems, you’ll receive an alarm from every zone that the AHU serves. Which one do you pay attention to first? What if the system was intelligent enough to not bother you with all the alarms about the zones

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All modern building automation systems (BAS) have alarm capabilities. Unfortunately, alarms (or faults), are probably the most misused feature in a BAS. People don’t even complain about them anymore. They just ignore them! The problem today is that there are way too many false, obscure alarms. And, the BAS industry created alarms that were easy to implement (versus meaningful to