A building management system (BMS) is a comprehensive system that allows for the control of all technical systems within a building, such as electrical systems, water supply, air conditioning and ventilation, environmental monitoring, security, fire alarm and firefighting systems, etc., ensuring the accurate and timely operation of building equipment.

What does a BMS manage?

Power distribution station
Backup generator
Lighting system
Air conditioning and ventilation system
Domestic water supply system
Fire alarm system
Fire extinguishing system
Elevator system
Public address system
Access control card system
Security system
Etc… Main features of the Building Management System (BMS)
Allows utilities (smart devices) in the building to operate synchronously and accurately according to the operator's requirements
Allows control of building applications via control cables and network protocols
Connects technical systems such as security, fire alarm… through the system's open interface port with interface languages ​​according to international standards
Monitors the air environment and the human working environment
Aggregates data for storage, monitoring, and reporting information
Warns of incidents and provides timely warning signals before incidents occur
Data management includes program development, database management, and graphic design programs Data storage and backup
Flexible and scalable BMS systems with ready-made solutions to meet any requirement
Benefits of BMS
Simplifies and automates the operation of repetitive processes and functions
Better management of building equipment thanks to data storage systems, maintenance programs, and automated reporting and alerting systems
Reduces incidents and provides quick response to customer requests or incidents
Reduces energy costs through centralized management, control, and energy management features
Reduces labor costs and operator training time – easy-to-understand usage, intuitive computer-based management model minimizes personnel and training costs
Easy upgrades, flexible programming to meet various needs, sizes, organizations, and expansion requirements