Devices
An end-to-end suite of proven automation solutions.
True cost savings comes from simplicity, not from adding complexity. At 75F, we call that software defined hardware. Instead of many different controllers designed for specific roles or equipment, we use powerful cloud based software to define the role of just a few types of controllers. This simplifies the design and deployment of the solution, with less training, critical inventory, and cost required.
Central Control Unit
A central building automation controller that connects 75F devices and provides real-time HVAC, IAQ, and energy visibility across commercial facilities.
Smart Node
A wireless commercial HVAC terminal equipment controller with flexible inputs and outputs for zone-level control across equipment types.
Sensors
Wireless commercial sensors for temperature, humidity, occupancy, and indoor air quality data that support responsive HVAC control.
75F MyStat
A smart commercial thermostat for single- and two-stage HVAC equipment, designed for simple zone control in hotels, dorms, and guest spaces.
Connect Module
A flexible, programmable commercial HVAC unit controller and I/O module for boiler, pump, chiller, and custom control applications.
HyperStat
A commercial smart thermostat and humidistat with built-in sensing for temperature, humidity, occupancy, and indoor air quality.
Hyperstat Split
HyperStat Split — a 2024 AHR Innovation Award winner — works with the existing two wires for a temperature sensor, making advanced upgrades more affordable.
All 75F customers enjoy updates pushed seamlessly over the air for the lifetime of their devices, and benefit from the best sequences of operation available in the industry today. Some advanced and energy efficient sequences, like ASHRAE's Guideline 36, or preconfigured sequences from the WHO and CDC called Epidemic Mode, are too complex for custom field programming. All applications are available free for 75F customers with the push of a button, with parameters exposed to adjust these sequences to maximize comfort, energy efficiency, or building equipment performance and control.