
Building Systems Controls
The Building Systems Control concept emerged in the early 1950’s and has since changed dramatically both in scope and system configuration, as Mechanical & Electrical systems in modern Buildings increased in complexity.
There are various developments from Pneumatic to Wireless controls and Smart Building systems occurs through a high bandwidth cabling infrastructure that connects with all components of Telecom, HVAC, Lighting, Fire, life and safety (FL&S) and Security systems.
What makes a building smart?
Building systems and structural features are a combination of automated control of various building functions, fast and flexible telecommunication systems, and time saving conveniences for building occupants
Fibre Optics Capability Fibre Optics Capability
Fiber-Optics Capability
- Built-in writing for internet access
- Wiring for High speed networks
- LAN & WAN Connectivity
- Redundant Power Source
- High-tech, energy-efficient HVAC system
- Automatic on/off sensors in the lighting system
- “Smart” elevators that group passengers by floor designation
- Automatic sensors installed in faucets/toilets
- Satellite accessibility
- Computerized/interactive building directory