Building Management Systems (BMS)
In most buildings the AC, lights, pumps and generators run on their own timers – often all night, often in empty rooms – and nobody notices a failing pump until it stops.
A Building Management System brings them onto one dashboard. Equipment runs only when it's needed, alarms reach the right person, and you can finally see where the electricity bill is going.
lower energy bills are common when HVAC and lighting are controlled by a BMS
Your building is probably wasting energy right now
HVAC, lighting, pumps, generators and lifts are usually controlled separately and run longer than needed. A Building Management System connects them to one dashboard, runs them to schedules and real conditions, and raises alarms when something fails – saving energy and maintenance cost.
Sensors, controllers and one dashboard
Tap any part of the drawing to see what it does.
- 01Sensors and meters measure conditions across the building
- 02DDC controllers run equipment efficiently to schedules
- 03One dashboard shows energy, alarms and status – from anywhere
BMS hardware and software
Also available
Drawings are representative. We recommend exact models and brands after the site survey.
BMS architecture & protocols
Three-layer architecture
Field devices (sensors, actuators) → DDC controllers → supervisory server and dashboard.
BACnet & Modbus
Open protocols that let equipment from different brands – chillers, AHUs, meters – talk to one system.
DDC controllers
Run control loops locally (temperature, pressure, schedules) even if the server is offline.
Energy metering & analytics
Sub-meters and dashboards show where energy goes and verify savings.
Integration with fire & security
Fire alarm, access control and CCTV events on the same screen; AHUs stop automatically on fire.
Everything in the scope
HVAC and chiller control
Lighting schedules
Energy metering and reports
Lift, pump and tank monitoring
Alarm integration and mobile alerts
Why owners see savings
Every input/output and control sequence documented before programming.
BACnet/Modbus so you're not locked to one vendor.
We measure before and after to show the savings.
Facility team trained on graphics, schedules and alarms.
Where you’ll find it
- Commercial towers and malls
- Hospitals
- Hotels
- Factories and campuses
Questions we answer on the survey
- What do you need now, and what can wait?
- How will it connect to the systems you already have?
- What will it cost to run and maintain each year?
- Which local rules and inspections apply to your site?
Often installed together
Planning building management systems (bms)? Let’s talk it through.
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