When a building runs ten separate systems, managing them one by one costs both time and energy. A BMS brings them into one interface and shows a fault while it is still small.
What it includes
- Centralised control of ventilation, heating, cooling and lighting • Monitoring of power supply and pump sets
- Real-time alarms — on screen, by email, by phone
- Energy metering and consumption analytics
- Scheduled operation and energy-saving modes
- Temperature, humidity and air quality (CO2) monitoring
- Remote access from computer and mobile phone
- Integration with existing systems and equipment controllers
On handover you receive: system configuration description · operator manual · staff training · as-built drawings
