Evolving Building Automation from Obsolete to Outstanding!

Having the ability to plan, adjust, and control your facility air temperatures dynamically can result in improved comfort, reduced utility costs and optimization of resources.

• But what if that building automation system (BAS) no longer met the needs of your operation today?
• What if that controls system was proprietary and did not allow for flexible remote access?
• What if the system needed preventative maintenance (PM) as much as your air handlers, chillers and condensers?

Turning to an expert in automation controls and maintenance is the first step in taking back control, of that control system. Do you add a costly and complex PLC to handle this, or continue to waste resources in the old technology? Neither helps achieve long-term improvements while both result in wasted money, time and increase your risk of failures.

When an expert in industrial facility reliability, consults with you on flexible options to meet your goals, you can bet things will get back under control. Reusing the infrastructure of your VAVs, sensors and machinery with the addition of open protocol Ethernet enabled communications, will eliminate the dead end path from the limited closed system. Partnering with a team what is an Open Building Control Systems Integrator to ensure your tasking, set points and interfaces represent the dynamic environment you desire, puts you back on track.

Also leveraging that partner to perform periodic system maintenance and optimization, ensures the continuation of that success. Utilizing a Controls System PM agreement aligned to mutual goals, to identify utility savings moving forward, can in essence pay for itself by moving from obsolete to outstanding!

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