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i- <br />i 1. •�L ":. <br />Johnson 01 <br />Controls <br />By analyzing the incoming data and sending new setpoints to the Building Automation System <br />(BAS), FPI can fine tune the BAS. Setpoints for major systems are autonomously adjusted to provide <br />only what the system needs, based on the demands of the equipment being served by the major <br />system. FPI maximizes comfort while reducing energy consumption. <br />Tedious, labor intensive data collection <br />' Trends had to be started, stopped <br />Interpretation of data inconsistent <br />• Impossible to analyze the whole system <br />Years of experience needed - engineer <br />Each component evaluated one by one <br />No system analysis <br />Not continuous; many events missed <br />Expensive to obtain system data <br />Recurring costs for data collection <br />NOW WITH FPl <br />Data collection done automatically <br />• Interpretation of data is consistent <br />Analyze the whole system <br />Root cause analysis built in <br />User generated instant reporting <br />Measure repair effectiveness with immediate feedback. <br />Evaluate large amounts of equipment effectively <br />Uses a computer in place of a team of skilled analysts <br />Amazingly simple to use <br />BIM # I Facility Performance Indexing Service <br />CH9 I City Hall <br />Install the FPI system as part of the buildings Energy Management System <br />Desktop computer to be provided by the customer. <br />Risks of not implementing the Facility Performance Indexing Service <br />• Continued inefficient operation of the buildings HVAC system <br />• Continued high ener y costs tooperate the HVAC system <br />Benefits <br />• Continuous optimization of the HVAC system <br />• Energy and maintenance savings <br />• Early identification of problematic a ui ment <br />Page 20 City of St. Anthony Village <br />PRORPI Performance Contract Analysis <br />NOT TO BE REPRODUCED OR DISTR BUTED WITHOUT JOHNSON CONTROLS' PERMISSION <br />