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HVAC control system upgrade at Adelaide Airport
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of the $165 million Adelaide Airport terminal expansion project.
Johnson Controls was the chosen partner responsible for implementing the original Metasys BMS platform together with access control and CCTV systems at Adelaide Air- port in 2005, and the company has undertak- en ongoing maintenance for the dual terminal ever since.
The new Metasys 10.0, introduced to Aus- tralia in 2019, is designed to deliver more uni- fied building management functionality with smarter building automation, faster respons- es to critical alarms and new integrations with fire detection, security and lighting sys- tems – all with visibility from a single com- mon interface.
Johnson Controls said the system upgrade will be completed in 2020, well before the terminal expansion project is completed in 2021.
JOHNSON CONTROLS HAS been selected to provide the HVAC control system (BMS), ac- cess control and security management platform for the $165 million Adelaide Airport terminal expansion project.
To be completed by 2021, Adelaide Airport ser- vices just over eight million passengers per year, making it the fifth-largest domestic and sixth- largest international airport in the country.
In an Australian first, Johnson Controls will install the highly sophisticated aviation-specific CEM AC2000 Airport access control system, a fully integrated security management platform
together with the latest Metasys 10.0 building management system to Adelaide Airport and nearby Parafield Airport.
The expansion project will result in a longer terminal with more aircraft parking, additional boarding gates and shopping outlets.
It also includes a services upgrade to Parafield Airport, the premier general aviation and inter- national training airport.
As well as upgrading the existing BMS system and replacing the current access control plat- form, Johnson Controls will roll out new systems as part of the terminal expansion.
Record breaking support for 2019 awards program
SUPPORT FOR THE 2019 HVACR Lead- ership Awards has never been greater with a record number of sponsors com- ing on board to support this exceptional program of excellence.
Climate Control News (CCN) is proud to announce that Refrigerant Reclaim Australia (RRA) is the sponsor for HVACR Leader of the Year Award.
This is a category that is renowned for showcasing an industry leader with a well established HVACR career.
RRA general manager, Kylie Farrelley.
“It requires dedication and com- mitment to win this category.”
RRA joins a long list of sponsors participating in the 2019 HVACR Leadership Awards including ABB, Daikin, Kirby, Panasonic, Mitsubi- shi Heavy Industries Air Condition- ing and Toshiba.
Farrelley said air conditioning and refrigeration plays an integral part of modern-day life yet largely goes unrecognised.
been actively involved in Australia's HVACR industry for decades.
She spent almost 20 years at Arkema prior to joining RRA and is ideally placed to be a guest speaker at CCN Live 2019 which will be held in Melbourne on October 10, 2019.
This is where the winners of all seven catego- ries of the HVACR Leadership Awards will be announced.
It is also where a lineup of both local and inter- national speakers will contribute to the theme for this year's CCN Live event which is “Refriger- ant Roadmap to 2030 and Beyond...”
The 2019 speaker program for CCN Live is sponsored by Refrigerants Australia.
Nominations for the HVACR Leadership Awards close on July
31, 2019.
To nominate go to www.climatecontrol- news.com.au/awards ✺
RRA general manager, Kylie Farrelley, said this category is for an industry professional that has contributed extensively to the de- velopment of HVACR.
“As a world leader in recovering, reclaiming and destroying surplus and unwanted refriger- ants, RRA recognises the importance strong leadership plays in shaping and improving the HVACR industry,” Farrelley said.
“These awards are a fantastic way to showcase the hard work of inspiring leaders, acknowledg- ing their dedication and commitment to the in- dustry,” she said.
“The Leader of the Year should demonstrate vision and dedication, this is a person that has contributed to the future of our industry.”
Farrelley was appointed to the role of gen- eral manager at RRA earlier this year and has
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