Armstrong Fluid Technology has enhanced its popular ADEPT Pump Selection Software with the release of a robust new app for iPad and other mobile devices. Designed to take mobile interface to a whole new level, the new ADEPT app allows engineers and end-users to quickly select a variety of intelligent HVAC product solutions from virtually anywhere in the world.
An innovative, intuitive screen design allows users to view line drawings, multi-curves, photos, voltage, motor size, seal operating limits, seal options, construction options and more than a dozen motor options. ADEPT then lists the pumps that meet users’ specific criteria, as well as the key characteristics of each selection - such as ‘efficiency at average load’, ‘operating costs’ and ‘motor size’.
According to ADEPT Product Manager, Mohan Gulati, ADEPT is the most advanced selection software in the industry and offers features not available on other pump selection programs. ADEPT has been redesigned for each of the most popular browsers and mobile devices and features a native application for the iPad.
“ADEPT was created to interface with Armstrong’s innovative Design Envelope intelligent engineered fluid systems which help users design more energy-efficient buildings, significantly reduce their installation and operating costs, and gain a smaller footprint in the mechanical room,” Gulati summarized.
ADEPT complements Armstrong’s Design Envelope products, including commercial and residential pumps, Suction guides and Flo-Trex valves.
A video on ADEPT for iPhone is available here, as is a white paper comparing the benefits of ADEPT to other pump selection software programs.
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