DDC Controls

This course provides a comprehensive, manufacturer-independent understanding of DDC systems, covering everything from control loops and sensor calibration to system architecture and cybersecurity. Participants will explore open protocols like BACnet, learn how to avoid common pitfalls in HVAC control, and gain practical skills in programming, system integration, and commissioning. With a strong focus on real-world applications, this course empowers engineers and facility professionals to make informed decisions and implement robust, future-ready control systems.

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Who Should Attend?

  • Consulting and design engineers working on HVAC and building automation systems.
  • Facility managers, building owners, and commissioning authorities seeking to optimize system performance.
  • Technicians and contractors responsible for installing, programming, or maintaining DDC systems in commercial or institutional facilities.

What You Will Learn

Master direct digital control systems by learning how to:

  • Define system requirements and select appropriate hardware, software, and protocols—including BACnet—for HVAC and building automation.
  • Plan and implement robust DDC architectures with attention to IT integration, cybersecurity, and interoperability.
  • Troubleshoot and optimize control strategies for air handling units, VAV systems, central plants, and other HVAC applications.

Examine the capabilities of DDC systems and learn:

  • The importance of having a planned system architecture.
  • If open protocols add value with respect to your requirements.
  • Control strategies for a variety of HVAC system types.

Course Details: RA00259

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Course Outline

Total Credits:
CEU 3.6
PDH 36

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