Gebäudeautomation

Building management systems create transparency across all building services. Operating states, faults and energy consumption are visualised, monitored and evaluated centrally. Through open communication standards such as BACnet, KNX or Modbus, technical systems are coordinated across trades and controlled efficiently.

Intelligent automation and control concepts lay the basis for energy-efficient, economical building operation. PLC and DDC systems coordinate heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting and shading installations, optimise their interplay and continuously adapt plant operation to use and load profiles.

Energy management creates transparency about energy flows and load profiles in ongoing building operation. Operating and energy data are analysed continuously, load peaks identified and optimisation potential revealed. This reduces energy consumption, lowers operating costs and makes sustainability targets measurably achievable.

As connectivity increases, building automation and IT infrastructure are merging into a shared system landscape. We develop secure communication architectures, segment IT and OT networks and integrate building automation systems via standardised interfaces. The result is high-performing, secure automation platforms that meet the demands of modern smart buildings and of critical-infrastructure and NIS2 environments.