In order to achieve these objectives, most of the facility managers have control systems, but not all of them are able to get the most out of their installations.
Having a monitoring and control system, both in public (hospitals, universities, airports, etc.) and private buildings (data centers, offices, factories, hotels…, etc.) optimizes the operation and extends the life of the equipment that is part of it.
In addition, BMS systems guarantee savings in consumption, as they are capable of controlling and automating mechanical, electrical, and/or technological elements, such as air conditioning, lighting, public address systems, electrical chargers, elevators, surveillance systems, etc. These installations are large energy consumers that generally lack of their own control or supervision elements.
To facilitate the work of building owners and/or managers who need to manage multiple properties or create a common standard for their properties, these solutions facilitate the process by enabling remote and centralized control of their building’s equipment.
In terms of user comfort, facilities with a BMS are able to automatically manage the temperature, humidity, CO2 levels, lighting, etc. of room elements that have been shown to influence the health and well-being of workers, visitors, or users.
All the information collected in the BMS can be displayed in real-time and even projected on screens to inform users of the selected parameter spaces.
BMS systems, thanks to IoT and Big Data, are able to communicate with other solutions allowing the efficient and transversal use of information, and therefore, they help in strategic decision making.
Having a specialized partner such as Cad&Lan is essential to achieve detailed control of your installations.