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04 / Sectors

Every building type asks something different of its BMS

We start from how the building is used and what the people who run it need, then engineer the system around that.

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Commercial towers

Tenant comfort, energy cost allocation and one operator view across every floor.

What the system has to get right

  • Floor-by-floor HVAC and lighting schedules that follow tenant hours
  • Sub-metering for tenant energy billing
  • Central plant optimisation for chillers, pumps and cooling towers
  • Integration with fire alarm, access control and lifts

Relevant services

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Healthcare

Pressure, temperature and air-change control for critical spaces, with alarms that cannot be missed.

What the system has to get right

  • Room pressure cascades for operating theatres and isolation rooms
  • Temperature and humidity control with trend records
  • Redundant plant with automatic changeover
  • Clear alarm priorities and escalation for facility staff

Relevant services

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Hospitality

Guest comfort, room control and back-of-house plant that runs quietly and efficiently.

What the system has to get right

  • Guest room control linked to occupancy
  • Public-area lighting scenes and schedules
  • Kitchen and laundry ventilation control
  • Energy reporting per outlet and per area

Relevant services

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Data centers

Cooling, power and environmental monitoring where uptime is the requirement.

What the system has to get right

  • CRAC/CRAH and chilled-water control with redundancy
  • Rack-level temperature and humidity monitoring
  • UPS, generator and switchgear monitoring over Modbus/SNMP
  • Alarm notification and event history for audits

Relevant services

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Residential compounds

Central plant, common areas, lighting and metering across many buildings.

What the system has to get right

  • Central cooling, water and pump stations under one supervision
  • Landscape and street lighting schedules
  • Utility metering per unit and per building
  • Remote access for the facility management team

Relevant services

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Education

Schedules, occupancy-based ventilation and lighting for campuses with changing timetables.

What the system has to get right

  • Timetable-driven HVAC and lighting schedules
  • CO₂-based ventilation for classrooms and halls
  • Campus-wide energy dashboards
  • Simple operator screens for small facility teams

Relevant services

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Industrial facilities

Utilities and process control with PLC and SCADA, integrated with building systems.

What the system has to get right

  • PLC control for utilities: compressed air, water, cooling
  • SCADA/HMI with alarms, trends and reports
  • Energy metering per line and per utility
  • Integration with building HVAC and fire systems

Relevant services

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