Control Systems & Sensors

Veris Industries develops environmental sensors and current monitoring products for commercial HVAC and building automation applications. Founded in 1992, the company offers devices that measure building conditions and provide feedback on equipment operation. Temperature and humidity sensors support comfort control, while pressure sensing options serve air and hydronic systems. CO₂ sensors provide information for ventilation control, and current monitors help track equipment operating status. Multiple mounting styles and output options allow products to be matched to the installation and connected to compatible building controls.

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Products That Fit Your Needs

Veris Industries’ environmental sensors and current monitors deliver reliable system feedback and flexible integration options, supporting efficient HVAC operation across commercial building applications.

Temperature Sensors

Temperature sensors provide feedback for heating and cooling control. Wall and duct models are available alongside outdoor and pipe-mounted options, with sensor types and outputs selected for compatibility with the building’s control system.

Humidity Sensors

Humidity sensors monitor moisture levels in occupied spaces and HVAC systems. Available configurations include wall and duct models, with combined temperature sensing options that support environmental monitoring through compatible building controls.

Pressure Sensors

Pressure sensors support monitoring in air and hydronic systems. Dry and wet differential pressure models provide options for different media, with measurement ranges and mounting configurations selected around the application and control requirements.

CO₂ Sensors

CO₂ sensors measure carbon dioxide levels to support ventilation monitoring and control. Wall and duct configurations accommodate different installations, with selected models combining CO₂ measurement with temperature and humidity sensing.

Current Monitoring

Current monitors provide feedback on electrical equipment operation. Current switches indicate operating status, while transducers measure current draw. Solid-core and split-core options support different installation needs, helping building controls monitor connected motors and other loads.

What You Get When You Work With Us

Working with Havtech connects your team with Veris product guidance and the building automation expertise of ACES Controls, a Havtech company. We help review sensing requirements and compatibility with existing controls for new installations and system upgrades. Our team can assist with selecting measurement ranges and output types suited to the application. Access to manufacturer resources helps clarify installation requirements and supports informed decisions about the devices needed to monitor building conditions and equipment operation.

Applications and Industries

Designed for the Buildings You Work In

Veris sensors support HVAC monitoring in commercial buildings and schools, with applications in healthcare facilities and data centers. Product selection reflects the conditions being measured and the building’s control requirements. Devices can be matched to occupied spaces, ductwork, hydronic piping or electrical equipment, depending on the application.

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