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We hope to see you at our 4th annual Open House this year. We are excited to show off our new office, eat some good food and have a good time with our valued customers. See you there!

ACES IS MOVING!! We are excited to announce that our office is moving to a new location! As of June 24th, we will officially be out of our current office and into our new location at: 1585 Fencorp Drive Fenton, MO 63026 We will be hosting our annual Customer Appreciation Event onSeptember 20th, so be sure to save the date and come see our

The Automated Logic WebCTRL® Environmental Index™ tool, also known as a Comfort Index, is the ideal instrument for analyzing your occupant comfort and sustainability targets. Starting with temperature as a key component of comfort, the Environmental Index, expressed as a percentage, reflects how close the zone temperature is to the effective heating and cooling setpoints. Accessed through a browser, the

First released in 2016, and further enhanced in 2019, the Trend Export add-on allows you to specify, manage, and export trend data from the WebCTRL® building automation system so that it can be analyzed externally using third-party analytics packages or tools. Key Features and Benefits Common .CSV export format for the trend data ensures ease of use outside of the WebCTRL system.

Looking for a comprehensive energy reduction solution for your entire chilled water system? Something that is easy to implement, sophisticated, scalable and BACnet native? Check out the WebCTRL® optimization solutions! Click here to read a white paper on the benefits of our chilled water system optimizer. If you would like to learn more about the WebCTRL building automation system or our Chilled Water System

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