CooLinkBridge

CooLinkBridge devices enable seamless, universal integration of home automation, building management systems, and cloud control applications with leading brands of HVAC zone control units, heat pumps, underfloor heating, and chilled water systems.

Key Benefits

Enables access to CoolAutomation's application suites

Support for major zone control, heat pump, underfloor heating, and chiller HVAC systems

Native integration with all home automation and building management systems

Native cloud integration with popular smart devices, including Google Assistant, Ecobee, and Amazon's Alexa

Seamless HVAC Integration & Management

CooLinkBridge provides HVAC automation integrators, facility managers, service providers, and HVAC professionals with the ability to remotely control, monitor, and manage HVAC systems.

It does this by creating a bi-directional, universal communication channel between the HVAC and automation systems.

Features

Communication through Open Proprietary ASCII, Modbus RTU, BACnet MSTP, BACnet IP, and REST API protocols

REST API for developers of control applications over the cloud

Automatic driver detection and installation for all home automation systems

Native Integration with all home automation brands

How It Works

Auxiliary HVAC systems, such as zone control units, heat pumps, underfloor heating, and chilled water systems, have their own communication protocols and interfaces. This often makes them too complex to integrate with home and building automation systems, smart home devices, or cloud-based control applications.

CooLinkBridge facilitates seamless integration by creating a universal communication channel.

This communication channel allows automation integrators and HVAC professionals to

Natively integrate home and building automation with auxiliary HVAC systems.
Connect auxiliary HVAC systems to CoolAutomation’s application suites, which offer tools for: facility management, monitoring, servicing, and control.
Integrate auxiliary HVAC systems with leading smart home solutions (such as Google Home) and voice controls (such as Google Assistant and Amazon’s Alexa).