Building Management Systems with Remote Monitoring

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    Commercial Building Management System Experts

    Remote monitoring is an essential tool to optimise your building’s infrastructure which can increase efficiency and reduce your operating costs.

    It can provide insight into the operating data of each asset, which allows us to identify not just issues but also opportunities for improvement.

    When utilised to its full potential, a Forbes study has found that asset management software can lead to a 22% reduction in operation and maintenance cost as well as a 15% reduction in working capital.

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    How it Works

    • If a fault occurs in your plantroom which is monitored by our BMS control system, the alarm notification will come through to us.
    • Without BMS in place you may not be aware of an issue until someone complains of a failure in the heating/hot water or cooling/ventilation. As you know this could mean closure of your operation until normal service is resumed.
    • When we receive the alarm alert we can run a variety of tests remotely as we have direct access to the system.
    • The remote access allows us to monitor and make required changes quickly to avoid disruption.
    • This service also allows us to setup and configure optimum operating parameters to ensure your building is working efficiently.
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    Components and advantages of Building Management Systems:

    • Components of BMS:
      • Sensors and Actuators: These devices collect data on various parameters such as temperature, humidity, occupancy, and energy consumption, while actuators control equipment based on the system’s instructions.
      • Controllers: Centralised or distributed controllers interpret data from sensors and issue commands to actuators to maintain optimal conditions within the building.
      • User Interface: A user-friendly interface allows building managers to monitor system performance, set parameters, and receive alerts or alarms in case of malfunctions or deviations from set points.
      • Networking Infrastructure: BMS relies on robust networking infrastructure to connect sensors, controllers, and the user interface, enabling seamless communication and data exchange.
    • Benefits of BMS:
      • Energy Efficiency: By intelligently controlling HVAC, lighting, and other systems, BMS can significantly reduce energy consumption and lower utility costs.
      • Cost Savings: Optimising equipment operation and scheduling preventive maintenance based on real-time data can prolong the lifespan of assets and minimise repair costs.
      • Enhanced Comfort and Productivity: Maintaining optimal indoor environmental conditions improves occupant comfort and productivity, leading to happier tenants and employees.
      • Remote Monitoring and Control: With remote access capabilities, building managers can monitor system performance, diagnose issues, and implement corrective actions without the need for onsite presence, saving time and resources.
      • Compliance and Reporting: BMS facilitates regulatory compliance by generating reports on energy usage, environmental conditions, and equipment performance, aiding in audits and certification processes.
    • Applications of BMS:
      • Commercial Buildings: Office complexes, retail spaces, and hotels utilise BMS to manage lighting, HVAC, and security systems efficiently.
      • Industrial Facilities: Manufacturing plants, warehouses, and data centres benefit from BMS to regulate temperature, humidity, and ventilation for optimal operation and equipment preservation.
      • Healthcare and Education: Hospitals, clinics, schools, and universities employ BMS to ensure patient comfort, maintain sterile environments, and conserve energy.
      • Government and Military: Government buildings, military installations, and municipal facilities rely on BMS for effective resource management, security, and operational resilience.

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