There is an interesting phenomenon taking place in the world of HVAC right now.  While developing countries are installing new HVAC systems in record numbers, developed nations are waiting longer and longer to do replacement projects.

Residential and non-residential buildings in developing countries are being better outfitted with HVAC equipment than ever before.  Countries like Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, and India are growing, economically, at rapid rates.  The influx of jobs and income potential has led many individuals to seek brand new HVAC systems, either for their commercial operations or for their own home.  This has led to a major level of growth for the HVAC sector in these regions.

Meanwhile, in Europe, North America, and other developed areas, there is a different HVAC-related movement taking place.  Instead of replacing equipment in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings, people are opting to upgrade existing equipment.  This means significant growth of the HVAC sensors and controls segment.

The good news is, whether you are concerned with the efficiency of your personal home or the commercial space that you own, it is possible that you could get the cost savings you desire without installing an entirely new system.  Of course, in some instances, full replacement is recommended because of the age and condition of the existing system.  But, even in these cases, the right sensors and controls can improve upon the efficiency potential of the equipment, which is why it is so important to speak to professionals about your options (and always get multiple opinions).

SRP controls supplies controls like room temperature sensors and outdoor air temperature sensors, which can communicate with installed controls to regulate the performance of existing HVAC systems, thereby reducing energy consumption and potentially elongating the left of the equipment.  Given the cost and capabilities of such system add-ons, it is understandable why developed nations would be seeking the sensors and controls in greater numbers.