Armstrong Showcases Intelligent HVAC Solutions at BEX Asia
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Armstrong Showcases Intelligent HVAC Solutions at BEX Asia

Armstrong Fluid Technology is showcasing its latest intelligent HVAC solutions for the Asia-Pacific building sector at BEX Asia in Singapore, focusing on energy efficiency, system optimisation and sustainable building design.

The company is demonstrating how intelligent design and advanced technologies can help architects, consulting engineers, contractors and building owners develop high-performance HVAC systems while meeting growing demands for efficiency and decarbonisation.

Armstrong’s Integrated Designer, a feature within its ADEPT selection tool, enables faster system selection and sizing through a single interface. The solution provides real-time system performance estimates and simplifies equipment scheduling and submittal processes, helping users make faster and more informed design decisions.

The company is also highlighting its Design Envelope Permanent Magnet (DEPM) IVS4380 pumps, which use system-level optimisation technology to improve HVAC performance. The technology is designed to address changing building loads through sensorless parallel pumping and efficient equipment staging.

Ashok Joshi, Managing Director, India & APAC, Armstrong Fluid Technology, said intelligent system design allows engineers and building owners to optimise HVAC systems from the beginning, reducing energy consumption and equipment costs while maintaining reliability.

Through its showcase at BEX Asia, Armstrong is demonstrating solutions aimed at improving building performance, supporting energy savings and enabling sustainable infrastructure development across the region.

Armstrong Fluid Technology is showcasing its latest intelligent HVAC solutions for the Asia-Pacific building sector at BEX Asia in Singapore, focusing on energy efficiency, system optimisation and sustainable building design.The company is demonstrating how intelligent design and advanced technologies can help architects, consulting engineers, contractors and building owners develop high-performance HVAC systems while meeting growing demands for efficiency and decarbonisation.Armstrong’s Integrated Designer, a feature within its ADEPT selection tool, enables faster system selection and sizing through a single interface. The solution provides real-time system performance estimates and simplifies equipment scheduling and submittal processes, helping users make faster and more informed design decisions.The company is also highlighting its Design Envelope Permanent Magnet (DEPM) IVS4380 pumps, which use system-level optimisation technology to improve HVAC performance. The technology is designed to address changing building loads through sensorless parallel pumping and efficient equipment staging.Ashok Joshi, Managing Director, India & APAC, Armstrong Fluid Technology, said intelligent system design allows engineers and building owners to optimise HVAC systems from the beginning, reducing energy consumption and equipment costs while maintaining reliability.Through its showcase at BEX Asia, Armstrong is demonstrating solutions aimed at improving building performance, supporting energy savings and enabling sustainable infrastructure development across the region.

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