Johnson Controls Peak
Demand Control Ventilation (DCV) controllers integrate with the building ventilation system to modulate the amount of outdoor air based on input from a CO2 sensor. They can be used to save energy during low occupancy and improve indoor air quality during high occupancy.
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Johnson Controls Peak
Ventilation controller with economizer with available inputs for CO2-based demand control ventilation capabilities.
Hub Highlights:
- Monochrome LCD display and buttons for commissioning, troubleshooting, or viewing status.
- BACnet MS/TP supported.
- Good performance under Hub simulated occupancy profiles.
- CO2 Sensor Compatibility Universal – Works with any CO2 sensor that has the ability to output compatible signal
Last Edited on: Jul 26, 2022
| Date of Test | March 2021 |
| Number of Tests | 6 |
| Setting | N/A |
| Average Fraction of Time Underventilated | 17% |
| Average Elevated CO2 During Underventilation (ppm) | 196 |
| Average Fraction of Time Overventilated | 29% |
| Average Lowered CO2 During Overventilation (ppm) | -159 |
| Average Fraction of Time At Target Ventilation Rate | 54% |
| DCVC Full Results | See Table |
