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Other system data, such as AHU cooling valve positions, % loads, outside air temp., etc. could have been displayed in addition to the chiller system data shown on this graphic. Any data in the system could be represented, regardless of the manufacturer of the equipment.
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.
