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This graphic represents the chiller condenser. Although the data in this demo is not live, the data and graphic on the actual system represented live, real-time values.
The graphics you see here are exactly like the local display panel on the chiller itself. Both the Web display and the local display were real-time and could function simultaneously.
Using York's graphics on the Web made usability a snap. The operator could run the chiller locally or from anywhere in the world and see the same live graphics.