Coordinated building services
Plan heating, cooling and ventilation around the building’s use, sensors and installed equipment.
ONE BUILDING. COORDINATED OPERATION.
Building automation & BMS
Use building management and supervision systems to make technical operation clear. Building services, lighting, measurements and fault notifications can share an integrated system designed around the property.
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CLEAR TASKS. DEFINED SCOPE.
What can we
help you with?
For owners, developers and operators of offices, commercial and residential buildings seeking coordinated control and shared building supervision.
Monitoring and fault notifications
Configure agreed status displays, measurements, events, operator permissions and notifications.
Lighting and energy data
Compatible lighting schedules and meter readings can be brought into shared supervision.
Design through maintenance
Provide surveys, technical design, installation, programming and commissioning, followed by documentation and agreed maintenance.
IN PRACTICE
How the solution
comes together.
An office-building operator monitors building services and consumption in a shared interface. Daily use informs operating modes; exceptions notify the responsible person together with relevant event information.
Building survey
We survey the building, existing mechanical and electrical systems and operational needs.
System design
We define control logic, monitoring points and integrations supported by the selected equipment.
Installation and commissioning
Installation and programming are coordinated, followed by tests of operational scenarios.
Handover and maintenance
We provide documentation, train the operator and agree a maintenance approach.
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
From tasks
to working solutions.
Heating, cooling and ventilation
Coordinate compatible equipment around schedules, operating modes and measurements, connecting room-level and central systems.
Lighting and operating schedules
Align selected lighting and related functions with opening hours, occupancy and agreed sensors.
Central supervision
Give operators a shared view of selected equipment states, settings, readings and events under role-based permissions.
Fault notifications and response
Turn defined exceptions and fault signals into notifications and tasks, with agreed recipients and response procedures.
Energy data and operating reports
Present available meter data by period or building area to help evaluate settings and identify unusual consumption.
Design, installation and maintenance
Provide surveys, design, programming and commissioning, followed by documentation, training and agreed maintenance.
The site survey and documentation determine which equipment and communication interfaces can be integrated.
THE RESULT
What you receive
at handover.
Agreed technical scope and control logic. Commissioned monitoring and control functions. Operational tests and handover documentation. Operator training and maintenance plan.
AN EXAMPLE WORKFLOW
How it can work
in practice.
The site survey and documentation determine which equipment and communication interfaces can be integrated.
Illustrative scenario; the survey determines the exact workflow.
The system determines the building’s occupancy mode
Schedules and sensors inform the operating mode
The operator monitors selected data in one interface
Exceptions trigger notifications and the defined response
COMMON QUESTIONS
Worth knowing
before we start.
How does BMS differ from business management software?
BMS monitors and controls a building’s technical operation. Business management software supports commercial processes such as customer management and invoicing.
Do you only provide programming?
We also provide design, installation, commissioning and maintenance. The survey defines the technical scope and responsibilities.