Building Automation System Solutions

Automation systems are designed to save energy by optimizing building resources such as water, gas, and electricity. Permanent acquisition and analysis of energy consumption data are the first essential steps towards filing the current operation conditions, identifying where energy is being wasted, and launching countermeasures.

 BMS systems for HVAC control all of the factors that determine room comfort: Temperature, Humidity, Occupation, Motion, Illumination, and more. BMS systems can be configured to control direct expansion equipment, air handler units, VAV boxes, chiller and boiler plants, cooling tower and condenser systems, variable speed pumps and ventilation.

 Controllers and server platforms are available for connecting various devices and sub-systems. Data and graphics are displayed via Web browser, Ethernet, wireless, or remotely over the Internet.
With all of our integration options, you can control access, lighting, HVAC, energy management, and more within a single system.

 High Buildings require smoke control systems to provide safety to the occupants and allow them sufficient evacuation time. Also they must help firefighters in their work by limiting the spread of smoke and subsequent removal. These systems interconnect mechanical equipment to be activated automatically and limit the spread of smoke, and restore a sustainable environment after a fire.

 CO and NO2 are a health hazard in closed parking lots or confined spaces because if their toxicity. When CO or NO2 concentrations are too high, it is necessary to have an automated system that activates ventilation to extract the contaminated air. New energy and environmental regulations require CO and NO2 (Nitrogen Dioxide) detection control systems for new parking lots. 

 Graphical visualization and access to current operating conditions, historical data, and alarm lists of building systems and components are crucial for managing modern building automation systems.
The HVAC installations, lighting,  access control, room automation, and energy data acquisition can be interconnected with varying levels of complexity.  

Solutions that automatically control building lights according to established schedules of operation create significant savings in electricity and water expenses for lighting and HVAC systems. By integrating both applications, sustainable, ongoing energy savings can be realized.

 Access control systems extend your building automation system by seamlessly integrating HVAC and lighting applications. We offer a cost-effective access control solution that can be added to existing HVAC installations.