Build it in.
Title 24 Part 6 compliance, done.
- Manufacturers (lighting, HVAC, pool, etc.)
- Contractors & integrators
- Building owners & facility managers
- A new construction project
- A plan check rejection
- An audit you need to pass
Manufacturers
We work directly with your engineering team to get eisy into your product. We guarantee to:
- Help you decide the best, fastest, and most cost-effective method of integration.
- Help you with plugin development if necessary.
- Ensure that your customized product is certified as an OpenADR Certified product.
Compliance is tedious. We’ll handle it, so you can stay focused on building your product.
Contractors & Integrators · Building Owners & Facility Managers
- Install
- Integrate using the vast number of available plugins or native features
- Done!
You own the hardware. No mandatory subscription fees!
Features
- OpenADR 2.0a, 2.0b, and 3.0 certified
- No cloud dependence
- Designed for integration
Whether you’re using advanced building management systems, inexpensive off-the-shelf devices, or simple dry contacts, eisy can integrate with them, either through its native or available plugins, or a plugin you develop yourself.
Model Comparisons
| eisy r2 | OpenADR | eisy | lite | OpenADR | |
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| CPU / RAM / Storage | Intel N150 quad-core, 8GB LPDDR5 RAM, 128GB storage | Intel N95 quad-core, 4GB LPDDR4 RAM, 64GB storage |
| Wireless | WiFi 6.0 | Bluetooth 5.2 | WiFi 6.0 | Bluetooth 5.2 |
| USB ports | 1 × Type C | 2 × 3.0 | 1 × 2.0 | 1 × Type C | 2 × 3.0 | 1 × 2.0 |
| Cooling | Fanless | Inaudible fan |
| Best for | Very large installations | Majority of use cases |
What Title 24, Part 6 actually asks for
The requirement: Demand-responsive lighting controls and controlled receptacles must be certified as capable of responding to a signal from a certified OpenADR 2.0b Virtual End Node (VEN). If your controls can’t talk to a VEN, they don’t meet the mandatory requirement.
Who it applies to: Nonresidential lighting loads of 4,000W or more, and buildings with automatic receptacle control, under new construction or qualifying alterations.
The fix: eisy already holds the OpenADR 2.0a/2.0b certification this section asks for, plus OpenADR 3.0. Install it, and this part of the requirement is met.
This is a general summary for planning purposes, not legal or code-compliance advice. Requirements vary by project type, scope of alteration, and jurisdiction. Confirm applicability with your energy consultant, Title 24 compliance documentation preparer, or local building department before final design.
Build it in once.
Stay compliant forever.
Whether you’re specifying eisy for a single job or certifying it into your product line, we’ll help you get there.
