The building management system (BMS) concept is used in conjunction with the management of buildings, whether hotels, offices or homes.

BMS enables heating, cooling, ventilation, lighting and shading control. The integration of EPS, ESS, cooling units, frequency converters and heat pumps. With these capabilities, BMS offers the ability to manage multiple elements at the same time to have a complete approach to optimizing and reducing building costs, which makes building management very easy.

Individual technologies have historically been independent of each other, and it can be argued that different communication standards, the so-called communication protocols, have emerged in individual technology areas. For example, DALI is the most common protocol for lighting, BACnet protocol for heating and cooling, M-bus is used for data collection and management. There are dozens of such protocols, but we can broadly say in that area, that protocol rules. In recent years, standards for wireless data transmission, such as NarrowBand, LoRa, Sigfox, have been added to this. Indeed, we can only talk about an intelligent building if communication between the systems and their protocols is ensured.

The interface also allows you to set the time intervals to turn on / off, such as heating only from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm if you are present in the building or the alarm system when the building is locked.

The big plus is the ability to store historical data. Thus, you gain an overview of the energy performance of the building and reduce the cost of its operation, or the basis for invoicing tenants of buildings.