Building Management System

Building management system (BMS) also known as building automation system (BAS) refers to a computer-based control system that needs to be installed within buildings to monitor and regulate the building’s electrical and mechanical equipment, Our BMS (Building Management System) solution integrates all these systems, allowing you to centralize the operation and enhancing, availability and efficiency via a unified view of all these assets. Featuring an open, flexible architecture, in addition to powerful real-time monitoring and analyses tools, our solution allows your project to integrate easily with many other building management system regardless of their vendors, thus optimizing resources and reducing implementation, operation, and maintenance costs.

With Elipse Mobile, the project’s statuses and indicators (including commands) are available in any portable device, such as smartphones and tablets, to support all daily activities required to manage your building efficiently.

Overview & Key Insights

A Building Management System (BMS), also known as a Building Automation System (BAS) or Building Control System (BCS), is a centralized system that monitors, controls, and optimizes various building services, including HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), lighting, security, and other systems. Here are some key points about Building Management Systems:

A Building Management System (BMS), also known as a Building Automation System (BAS) or Building Control System (BCS), is a centralized system that controls and monitors various building systems and equipment to ensure optimal performance, energy efficiency, and occupant comfort. BMS typically integrates with systems such as HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning), lighting, security, fire safety, and access control. It collects data from sensors and devices throughout the building and uses this information to automate operations, adjust settings, and generate insights for facility managers. BMS plays a crucial role in modern buildings by improving energy efficiency, reducing operating costs, enhancing safety and security, and providing a comfortable and productive environment for occupants.

The components of a Building Management System include sensors, actuators, controllers, software interfaces, and a centralized management platform. Sensors collect data on temperature, humidity, occupancy, energy usage, and other environmental factors, while actuators control equipment such as valves, dampers, motors, and lights based on predefined rules and schedules. The centralized management platform allows facility managers to monitor building performance in real-time, analyze historical data, remotely adjust settings, and generate reports to optimize operations and maintenance activities. The benefits of BMS include improved energy efficiency and sustainability, reduced operating costs, proactive maintenance, enhanced occupant comfort and productivity, and compliance with regulatory requirements. BMS is essential for modern buildings seeking to optimize performance, minimize environmental impact, and meet the evolving needs of occupants and stakeholders.