Priva Compri HX

Priva Compri HX

The Compri HX product line is at the heart of your building management system. In addition to using the standard range of control modules, this controller is freely programmable, which gives you effortless control over small to large applications and systems.

 

The Compri HX series communicates with and controls all of the systems in your building. The system has a very high processing speed, a sizeable memory and in-built security facilities, characteristics that make the Compri HX a highly reliable system. As one would expect, the Compri HX is fully integrated with Priva Top Control hardware and software and corresponding control modules.

 

The Compri HX series links seamlessly with all field equipment. Integration with the previous generation of Top Control hardware is also effortless. The system can be expanded to incorporate the latest technology at any time. What is more, the HX does not require screened cabling, which brings benefits during renovation work as existing cabling and sensors can be re-used.

 

For more information:

 

http://www.priva.ca/en/products/compri-hx

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