Automation · BMS · System integration

See more. Control more. Operate better.

Building controls that connect plant, energy, comfort and alarms through one useful operating view.

Controls with purpose

Useful information.
Practical control.

A BMS should tell an operator what is happening, what needs attention and whether the plant is following its intended sequence. We focus on readable graphics, useful alarm priorities, dependable field controls and interfaces that match the real equipment.

Capability

From field devices to the operator screen.

BMS designPoints schedules, control narratives, architecture and interface planning.
HVAC controlsAir handling, chillers, heat pumps, ventilation and hydronic plant.
Energy monitoringMetering, trends and visibility across building consumption.
System integrationPractical interfaces between plant, lighting, security and other platforms.
Graphics and alarmsReadable operator pages, useful priorities, trends and alarms that can be acted on.
CommissioningFunctional testing, tuning, verification and operator handover.

Intelligence in context

The screen should reflect the real plant.

A polished dashboard cannot compensate for poor field wiring or an unfinished control sequence. We treat the devices, wiring, programme and operator graphics as parts of the same system.

Structured delivery

Four stages, with responsibilities understood.

01 · DefineScope

Agree the scope, interfaces and performance requirements.

02 · ConnectCoordinate

Resolve details with the wider design and delivery team.

03 · VerifyCommission

Test the complete sequence, including faults and alarms.

04 · MaintainSupport

Leave useful records for future maintenance.

Auckland based · New Zealand wide · International capability

Read: What is a Building Management System?

Need a BMS that operators can genuinely use?

Bring us the mechanical design, points, interfaces and operational priorities. We’ll work through the controls scope and the unresolved interfaces.

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