Hey, your channel is great! I got a question. Is there a reason why the field device comes 3rd in the bas architecture ? Should it not be after the input output ? Or it doesn’t matter ?
Thank you. So with how typical architecture’s work is, you’re going to have the server or supervisory device at the top then that will connect via a field bus or network connection to the field controller. The field controller will then connect to and control the input and output points.
the website does not work. can you post the right link? also, surprised how you did not show the screen and only people in room when you are posting youtube video
Okay wait, are you seriously going to sit here and tell me that you don't know what the terminals on a standard piece of HVAC equipment do and that you don't need to know, don't need to memorize this stuff? Nope sorry...end of class. I tell all of my guys that they need to know the common everyday stuff of HVAC before they even being to try and understand controls...it's essential to being able to grasp how logic works, how to do programming. How can you honestly stand up there and teach a class when you don't even know this key basic element?
What time stamp are you referring to it was probably a joke. I’ve designed central utility plants, sized air handlers, built out lab systems and more. If I remember because this was years ago I was probably referencing the belief that you need in depth mechanical knowledge when in actuality systems knowledge and HVAC theory are more important. I’ve seen many legacy mechanics that don’t understand how systems interact and the science behind systems sizing/theory. Hope that clarifies things. I tend to be pretty self deprecating and talk down my level of knowledge to be more approachable.
9:05 You din't know the basic letters to a common t stat! That's a bit embarrassing imo. Most of my job as a BMS tech is a glorified, high tech, computerized tstat installer
Nice job!
Maybe next time put the camera where the presentation slides are a little easier to see.
All the best!
Phil Zito Thanks!
This is excellent, keep up good work Phil.
Hey, your channel is great!
I got a question.
Is there a reason why the field device comes 3rd in the bas architecture ? Should it not be after the input output ? Or it doesn’t matter ?
Thank you.
So with how typical architecture’s work is, you’re going to have the server or supervisory device at the top then that will connect via a field bus or network connection to the field controller. The field controller will then connect to and control the input and output points.
Most of audience is definitely a 'happy' bunch.....Nice presentation !
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. We will be at AHR again this year presenting a different topic.
Very informative and fun to watch! Thanks Phil!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for a good and informative presentation. Got a good overview of BAS
Thanks, glad you found it valuable.
the website does not work. can you post the right link? also, surprised how you did not show the screen and only people in room when you are posting youtube video
Hey this is a super old recording so I think it’s referencing our old business name. Our new site is Smartbuildingsacademy.com
Hey Phil great video good knowledge
Thank you Patrick
Could you repeat the students questions?
Hi. How to get a copy of the presentation?
Honestly I don't think I have the original preso anymore.
Also thank you for being a subscriber.
Very nice! I make education to Cad ingenior to building automation
sir i need the slide
I honestly don't have the slides anymore
Nice job
Phil Zito It was refreshed course & Thanks for your service.
Good info
Okay wait, are you seriously going to sit here and tell me that you don't know what the terminals on a standard piece of HVAC equipment do and that you don't need to know, don't need to memorize this stuff? Nope sorry...end of class. I tell all of my guys that they need to know the common everyday stuff of HVAC before they even being to try and understand controls...it's essential to being able to grasp how logic works, how to do programming. How can you honestly stand up there and teach a class when you don't even know this key basic element?
What time stamp are you referring to it was probably a joke.
I’ve designed central utility plants, sized air handlers, built out lab systems and more.
If I remember because this was years ago I was probably referencing the belief that you need in depth mechanical knowledge when in actuality systems knowledge and HVAC theory are more important.
I’ve seen many legacy mechanics that don’t understand how systems interact and the science behind systems sizing/theory.
Hope that clarifies things. I tend to be pretty self deprecating and talk down my level of knowledge to be more approachable.
@@SmartBuildingsAcademy 8:30
9:05 You din't know the basic letters to a common t stat! That's a bit embarrassing imo. Most of my job as a BMS tech is a glorified, high tech, computerized tstat installer
Wow... tought crowd... Why are people so lame these days. Nice job working with them haha
Thanks, I've gotten better at handling groups of people since then. I used to get so insanely nervous every time I'd speak in front of a crowd.
I'm sorry, too much fluff for me. bailed out @ 8:00
Shoulda waited till he made a grown man come to the front so he could give him a candy bar