Know your Map Icons

Know your Map Icons

Icons on maps are visual symbols used to represent the device types. They provide quick, intuitive understanding, enabling users to navigate and interpret maps effectively. These icons are standardized by IQnext.
Icons transform maps into user-friendly tools, making navigation and location identification faster and more accessible.

Device icons

Connection Type : Wireless devices


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Device Type

Description

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Light device with Integrated occupancy sensor

Works based on occupancy sensor and lighting rules

2

Light device acting as slave

Works like a normal switch based light, if linked with a master then will take occupancy from master

3

Light device with Integrated occupancy and daylight sensor

Works based on occupancy sensor and lighting rules, additionally does intensity adjustment based on daylight sensor

4

Occupancy sensor as standalone

Works based on occupancy sensor and generally acts as a master

5

Occupancy and daylight sensor as standalone

Works based on occupancy and daylight sensor and generally acts as a master

6

Human Centric Light device with Integrated occupancy sensor

Works based on occupancy sensor and lighting rules, this light also has CCT changing capabilities

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Human Centric Light device acting as slave

Works like a normal switch based light but having CCT changing capabilities, if linked with a master then will take occupancy from master

8

Human Centric Light device with Integrated occupancy and daylight sensor

Works based on occupancy sensor and lighting rules, additionally does intensity adjustment based on daylight sensor and has CCT changing capabilities

9

Light Device with Integrated Occupancy Sensor non dimmable

Works based on occupancy sensor and lighting rules, controls the loads connected through a relay

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Light Device acting as slave non-dimmable

Works like a normal switch based load controller through relay, if linked with a master then will take occupancy from master

11

IR controller for indoor ac unit

Works like an AC remote to control the Indoor AC

12

Any device Acting as Master

Any device which has occupancy sensor can be marked as master for the lighting zone. They will be depicted with a M symbol

13

Emergency Light

Any device that is an emergency light - an emergency light is generally connected to the UPS DB and powered on during emergency


Connection Type : IQnext Gateway


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Device Type

Description 

1

IQnext Gateway

This device bridges the communication between IQnext cloud and the devices in your facility



Connection Type : Tab (iRD)


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Device Type

Description 

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Tab

This device runs the IQnext iRD application to control the lighting scenes in meeting rooms


Connection Type: Wired devices

Device Category : BACnet Gateway


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Device Type

Description 

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BACnet Gateway

Converts devices communicating in various protocols to BACnet. 


Device Category : HVAC


These devices can function through HVAC zone rules based on occupancy, hence grouped into the HVAC category.


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Device Type

Description 

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Variable Air Volumes (VAV)

The VAV box regulates the flow (CFM) to a zone in relation to the demand of the temperature sensor in that space. 

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Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) 

Also called as VRVs, it enables end users to independently manage multiple air conditioning zones simultaneously.


Device Category : Generic wired devices


These devices can be monitored and controlled through generic schedule rules, and individual controls 



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Device Type

Description

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Energy meter

The meter which is used for measuring the energy utilized by the electric load is known as the energy meter

2

Precision Air Control (PAC)

Precision-controlled air conditioners are air conditioning devices that provide the necessary temperature and humidity control for spaces

3

Air quality sensor

An air quality sensor is a device that detects and monitors pollutants in the air. It usually measures several air quality indicators like CO2, CO, PM2.5 etc.

4

Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)

A variable frequency drive is defined as a type of AC motor drive that controls the speed and torque of an electric motor by varying the frequency and voltage of its power supply

5

Temperature sensor

Measures the present temperature level

6

Air Handling Unit (AHU)

AHU or Air Handling Unit is the device used to process, regulate & circulate the air to the space.

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Valve Actuator

Controls the opening/closing of valves to regulate fluid flow

8

Direct Expansion (DX) unit

A self-contained HVAC system that cools air using refrigerant without chilled water

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Temperature & Relative Humidity sensor

Measures and reports ambient temperature and humidity levels

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Carbon dioxide (CO2) sensor

Monitors COâ‚‚ concentration in the air for indoor air quality control

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Relative Humidity sensor

Detects moisture content in the air and helps regulate humidity levels

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Pressure sensor

Measures pressure across filters, ducts, or cleanroom walls

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Hydrogen sensor

Detects the presence of hydrogen gas to prevent explosion risks

14

Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS)

Provides emergency power to critical systems during outages

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Generator

Backup power source that activates during main power failure

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Sump Pump

Removes accumulated water from basements or low-lying areas

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Water Transfer Pump

Transfers water between tanks or zones in plumbing systems

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Exhaust Air Fan

Extracts stale or contaminated air from a space

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Fresh Air Fan

Introduces fresh, filtered outdoor air into the HVAC system

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Level Indicator

Measures fluid levels in tanks and reservoirs

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Booster Pump

Increases water pressure for distribution or specific applications

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Flush Water Pump

Delivers pressurized water for toilet and urinal flushing systems

23

Pressurization Fan

Maintains positive pressure in stairwells or lobbies during fire events

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Fire Damper

Automatically closes ductwork to prevent fire/smoke spread

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Lift Fan

Provides ventilation within elevator shafts or cabins

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Main Hydrant Pump

Delivers high-pressure water to fire hydrant systems

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Hydrant Jockey Pump

Maintains constant pressure in the hydrant line during standby

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Main Sprinkler Pump

Supplies water to the building's fire sprinkler system

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Sprinkler Jockey Pump

Keeps sprinkler system pressurized to avoid false triggers

30

Diesel Engine Pump

Fuel-powered backup pump for fire protection systems

31

Water curtain pump

Activates water barrier to contain fire spread near openings

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DG level indicator

Displays diesel generator fuel levels for monitoring and refueling

33

Fire Switch

Manual emergency switch to activate/deactivate fire safety systems

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Auto sequential panel (ASP)

Manages sequential startup of multiple pumps or systems.

35

British Thermal Unit (BTU) Meter

Measures energy transfer in heating or cooling water circuits.

36

Ceiling Suspended Unit (CSU)

HVAC unit suspended from ceiling, often used in large halls.

37

Rodent Repeller

Emits ultrasonic signals to deter rodent activity in building areas.

38

Anaerobic Pump

Used in wastewater systems to move sludge without oxygen exposure.

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Sewage Pump

Transfers wastewater from lower to higher elevation for disposal.

40

Filter Feed pump

Supplies water to filtration systems in water treatment.

41

Sludge pump

Moves thick, viscous sludge in wastewater or treatment plants.

42

Dosing pump

Inject precise amounts of chemicals into a process line.

43

Air blower

Provides high-volume, low-pressure air for ventilation or processing.

44

Flash Mixer

Rapidly mixes chemicals into water during treatment.

45

Lift

Elevator system for vertical transport of people or goods.

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Water Leak detector (WLD)

Detects and alerts on water leaks to prevent flooding.

47

Breaker

Electrical safety device that interrupts current during faults.

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EC fan (Electronically Commutated)

Energy-efficient fan with variable speed control via DC motor.

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Fire Panel

Centralized interface for monitoring and controlling fire alarm systems.

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Booster Fan

Enhances airflow in long duct runs or high-resistance zones.

51

Chiller

Removes heat from water to provide chilled water for cooling systems.

52

Chilled water pump

Circulates chilled water between the chiller and air handlers.

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Chiller plant

Integrated system including chillers, pumps, valves, and controls for cooling.

54

Compressor

Pressurizes refrigerant in cooling systems for heat exchange.

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Smoke Detector

Senses smoke particles and triggers fire alarms.

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Heat Sensor

Detects elevated temperature and triggers alarms or safety mechanisms.



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