A BMS is a network of technologies that monitors, controls, and optimises a facility’s critical systems, including HVAC, lighting, security, energy use, and environmental conditions. Its goal is to improve facility performance and efficiency through integrated, intelligent control.
A BMS can reduce energy costs by up to 30%, improve operational efficiency, enhance comfort, and lower carbon emissions. It provides real-time monitoring for proactive maintenance and consolidates control over multiple systems, offering greater visibility and management.
BMS systems can benefit various facilities, including office buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, industrial sites, data centres, hotels, residential buildings, and manufacturing plants. Modern systems are scalable and customisable for any facility size or complexity.
BMS systems use multiple protocols like MODBUS, M-BUS, Ethernet, BACnet, and KNX. These ensure reliable integration across various building functions, creating a flexible and robust communication network.
Yes, BMS systems can be integrated into existing buildings through modular approaches, phased implementation, and compatibility with legacy systems. We tailor solutions to maximise integration while minimising disruption.
A BMS boosts energy efficiency by enabling intelligent scheduling, occupancy-based controls, real-time monitoring, and system optimisation. It helps refine energy management strategies, reducing resource use and costs.
