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New Guide on Data Loggers and Building Performance

Mar 11 2010

Onset, the world’s leading supplier of data loggers, today announced the availability of a new 28-page guide, The Energy Professional’s Guide to Data Loggers & Building Performance.

Written for Measurement & Verification practitioners, commercial energy auditors, and building commissioners, the guide details how portable data loggers can be applied in a number of building monitoring applications, such as HVAC/R systems monitoring, commissioning, Measurement & Verification, and load profiling. Practical tips and techniques are offered on a range of topics, including data logger installation, monitoring plan development, safety, and data interpretation.

Source: http://www.onsetcomp.com

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