Building Automation Systems

Building Automation System (BAS) controls are integrated technologies that automate and optimize the performance of a building’s mechanical, electrical, and safety systems. These controls enhance comfort, improve energy efficiency, reduce operational costs, and support sustainability goals across commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings.

HVAC Control:
Automates heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems for precise temperature and humidity regulation, demand-based operation, and energy savings.
Lighting Control:
Manages indoor and outdoor lighting based on occupancy, daylight levels, or scheduling to reduce energy use and enhance occupant comfort.
Access Control & Security:
Integrates door locks, card readers, surveillance cameras, and alarm systems for building safety, occupant security, and real-time monitoring.
Energy Management:
Tracks energy consumption patterns, enables load shedding, and integrates with utility demand response programs to optimize usage and lower costs.
Occupancy & Scheduling:
Uses sensors and programmable schedules to control systems only when needed, improving efficiency and prolonging equipment life.
Integration with IoT & Smart Technologies:
BAS controls can connect with IoT devices, cloud-based platforms, and mobile apps for remote monitoring, analytics, and predictive maintenance.
Centralized Monitoring & Control:
Through a centralized dashboard or Building Management System (BMS), operators can oversee all connected systems, receive alerts, and make data-driven decisions.