Carrier i-Vu Automation System diagram.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 645-RFI-1884-2025
- Issued by
- Dubuque County, Iowa
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This document is a technical specification sheet for the Carrier i-Vu Express v9.0 building automation system, relevant to the Iowa Department of Transportation's Request for Information regarding installation of customer interface equipment on an existing Carrier HVAC control system at the Dubuque Maintenance Garage. The i-Vu Express is a plug-and-play building automation solution designed for small to medium-sized buildings that automatically discovers up to 750 connected i-Vu controllers and provides web-based access to manage Carrier HVAC systems. Key features include built-in scheduling, trending, and alarming tools; intuitive floorplans, dashboards, and reports; integration of third-party equipment such as lighting and meters; and automatic software updates delivered over the internet. The system supports multiple client platforms including smartphones and tablets running Android or iOS, computers running Windows or Mac OS X with compatible web browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari), and Surface devices. The i-Vu Express server operates within a temperature range of 32°F to 104°F, measures 4.52 inches deep by 4.37 inches wide by 1.9 inches high, weighs 2.4 pounds, and features three USB Type A ports for network connections and an integrated Intel 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet port.
The i-Vu Express server operates on a Linux-based Balena OS and connects to balenaCloud to receive automatic software updates, which users can apply through the i-Vu Management Tool. The device complies with applicable safety standards (IEC, UL, EN, CAN/CSA), environmental regulations (RoHS 2011/65/EU, WEEE 2002/96/EC, China RoHS), and electromagnetic compatibility requirements (FCC CFR Title 47). New features in v9.0 include support for multiple simultaneous downloads for faster sub-networks, Java 17 compatibility, an enhanced Alarm Summary with improved filtering and sorting capabilities, and a preconfigured Security Review report. Storage conditions require temperatures between -4°F and 104°F with humidity levels between 5% and 90% relative humidity. For additional technical support or control system expertise, vendors and facility managers can contact local Carrier Controls Experts through the locator tool at www.carrier.com/controls-experts.
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i-Vu® Building Automation System i-Vu Express v9.0 Part# CIV-OPNEXP
Sample i-Vu Network Diagram i-Vu Express is a plug-and-play building automation solution for small and medium-sized buildings. As a building automation server and i-Vu 9.0 software in one compact device, it automatically discovers the i-Vu control system in the building and provides operators with access to manage their Carrier HVAC system over the web.
Key Features and Benefits
Simple to install and commission; auto-discovers up to 750 connected i-Vu controllers and auto-generates HVAC equipment graphics
Built in scheduling, trending, and alarming tools help operators lower operating costs, improve occupant comfort, and resolve problems faster
Intuitive floorplans, dashboards, and reports provide actionable insights at a glance
Integrates third party equipment like lighting and meters for centralized management of building systems through a single i-Vu user interface
Receives automatic software updates over the internet; updates can then be executed and installed locally via the Management Tool within i-Vu Express i-Vu® Building Automation System i-Vu Express v9.0
Client Requirements
Mobile Devices:
Smart Phones Android™, iOS
Tablets Android, iOS, Surface™
Computers: Computer operating system Supports these web browsers
Windows Google™ Chrome™ Microsoft® Edge Mozilla® Firefox®
Mac OS X (Apple Mac only)
Safari® Google Chrome Mozilla Firefox i-Vu Express Server Specifications
Operating Temperature: 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C). For indoor use only Storage Temperature: -4°F to 104°F (-20°C to 40°C) Storage Humidity: 5% to 90% RH Weight: 2.4 lb. (1.09 kg) Dimensions: 4.52 in (115 mm) deep x 4.37 in. (111 mm) wide x 1.9 in. (48.7 mm) high USB Ports: 3 USB Type A ports for i-Vu® CCN/BACnet network connections; 2 USB
Type C ports — currently not used LAN Port: Integrated Intel® 10/100/1000 Mbps port for Ethernet network connection Compliance:
Safety: IEC, UL, EN, CAN/CSA Environmental: RoHS 2011/65/EU, WEEE 2002/96/EC, China RoHS MII Order #39 EMC: FCC CFR Title 47, Chapter I, Part 15, Subparts A, B
Operating System: Linux-based Balena OS Cloud Managed: i-Vu Express connects to the balenaCloud to ensure it is kept current with the latest updates. When connected to the cloud service, the device will be notified when an update is available and the user can choose to apply these updates via the i-Vu Management Tool.
Features and Benefits - New with i-Vu v9.0
Supports multiple simultaneous downloads for faster sub-networks.
Supports Java 17.
The Alarm Summary provides a high-level view of all the alarms in a system to aid in troubleshooting and configuration. It contains the same alarms as the View tab with enhanced filtering and sorting.
New View column. View is the total count for the view selection at that location
Security Review provides important security information in a single preconfigured report.
For more information, contact your local Carrier Controls Expert.
Controls Expert Locator:
www.carrier.com/controls-experts
©2024 Carrier. All Rights Reserved. Cat. No. 11-808-1131-01 07/29/24 Manufacturer reserves the right to discontinue, or change at any time, specifications or designs, without notice and without incurring obligations. All trademarks and service marks referred herein are property of their respective owners.
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