What is a building automation system?
Building automation systems can make buildings truly intelligent, reducing their carbon footprint and saving money. Learn how.
Hockey arenas are highly controlled venues. From the moment you park your car, your comfort, safety, and overall experience are enhanced through a building automation system. Here’s how.
Sidewalks can be de-iced prior to game time, ensuring guests walk in safety from the parking lot to arena entrance. This function can be automatically triggered if the building automation system is tied into a weather station or manually deployed on demand.
Car park lighting is scheduled to switch on and off, saving energy and reducing light pollution in the neighborhood. Indoor lighting is also controlled by the building automation system.
As guests enter the arena, real-time people counters adjust critical systems indoors, like heating and ventilation. Sensors continuously monitor indoor air quality and adjust ventilation systems to balance comfort and safety.
Ice quality relies on sensors and building automation. From the purity of water feeding the ice-making system to the thickness of the ice and the temperature, everything is monitored and controlled.
Even the temperature of domestic water in washrooms and locker rooms is tracked and maintained. If hot water doesn’t reach the desired temperature, the building automation system informs the building operator what happened, when it was out of range, and how to resolve the problem. That’s the beauty of integrated fault detection and diagnostics.
Our freely programmable controllers empower Reliable Controls Authorized Dealers to craft custom interfaces and unique automation that is adaptable for the future. That means building owners can take control of every event.
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Building automation systems can make buildings truly intelligent, reducing their carbon footprint and saving money. Learn how.
When you see a doctor or personal trainer, you benefit from their knowledge and experience. In the same way, a building automation system should provide all the tools you need to maintain your buildings in optimal health.
What are you doing to mitigate the transmission of viruses indoors? Learn what measures you can take and how your smart building provides more information and control for IAQ concerns.
Combatting climate crisis requires us to view the built environment holistically. Learn why open protocols and interoperability matter.
Energy efficiency improvements are a big driver for consulting engineers who specify HVAC and building automation systems for building clients.
Learn how students and teachers benefit from building automation technologies.
Sports and fitness facilities have unique indoor air quality (IAQ) challenges. Learn how to meet the IAQ expectations of every client and balance client goals, energy use, and budget.
Building owners can use sensor technology and centralized building controls to make their buildings safer and more resilient.