Brady News
Brady Sponsors College Training Facility to Further the Next Generation
On June 21st, 2022, Brady associates joined sponsors and guests for the first Open House for the Center for Building Technologies facility at Wake Technical Community College in Raleigh, NC. The educational facility is home to classrooms, training areas, and some of the most advanced methods and tools in the industry.
Find the Solution for your Building IAQ Demands, While Meeting the Bottom Line
Find the Solution for your Building IAQ Demands, While Meeting the Bottom Line Since COVID-19, the...
Brady Integrated Security expands partnership with LenelS2 to include OnGuard System
Brady Integrated Security and LenelS2 expanded their strategic partnership to provide access to Lenel’s OnGuard® access control system. The system offers comprehensive physical access control systems applicable to Brady customers of all sizes.
The Cost of Doing Nothing K-12
When it comes to benchmarking and tracking your building’s energy consumption, data is vital. It’s important to collect and understand your data and stay abreast of data usage trends so you know what you are paying for.
Brady Voted Triad Business Journal Best Place to Work 2022
Brady Voted Triad Business Journal's Best Place To Work 2022Greensboro, N.C. (June 6, 2022) –...
Brady Announces Partnership with Mainstream – One of the Leading Manufacturers of Fan Sections and EC Fan Array Systems
Brady, the expert in providing commercial building solutions, announces their partnership with Mainstream, a leader in the market for engineered fluid and air equipment.
Brady Dedicates Second Habitat Home in Greensboro
On Saturday, May 14th, Brady Associates and key community leaders gathered to dedicate the second Habitat for Humanity House sponsored by late founder and chairman Don Brady and his wife, Mary Gay.
Contingency Planning: Essential for Business Continuity
Rare but impactful events such as power outages, natural disasters, or mechanical failures can wreak havoc on your facility and business. Facing such an emergency without a contingency plan can result in decreased production or service, lost customers and revenue, and loss of confidence by customers, investors, and other stakeholders. In fact, the stakes can be so high that it’s not uncommon for insurance companies to require a formal contingency plan to qualify for business continuity coverage.
The Evolution of Changeover Systems
Many light commercial buildings have traditionally used several single-zone, packaged rooftop units with thermostats—often because better systems were thought to be too complicated and/or too expensive to install. If “zoning” was desired in these buildings, a changeover bypass system was traditionally used; this system allowed a single rooftop unit to provide independent temperature control to several zones. However, it used a constant-speed supply fan and a centralized bypass damper, resulting in higher energy use and sound levels than other system alternatives.