Smart Buildings Engineering
Commercial BAS, MEP controls & energy intelligence.
Where building mechanical and electrical systems meet software, data and energy intelligence. We engineer open, standards-based automation that keeps buildings efficient for decades.
Building Automation (BAS/DDC)
Direct Digital Control controllers run HVAC equipment to defined sequences of operation, supervised from a single pane of glass.
- DDC controllers — AHUs, RTUs, VAVs, FCUs, boilers and chillers
- Supervisory layer — Scheduling, trending and alarm management
- ASHRAE Guideline 13 — Specified and commissioned to the standard
- Operator graphics — Dashboards built for facility teams, not just integrators
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ASHRAE Guideline 36
High-Performance Sequences of Operation
ANSI/ASHRAE 135
BACnet
ASHRAE 90.1
Energy Standard for Buildings
ASHRAE Guideline 13
Specifying DDC Systems
ASHRAE 62.1
Ventilation & Indoor Air Quality
ENERGY STAR
Portfolio Manager · EUI Benchmarking
Title 24 / IECC / NECB
Energy Codes
Engineering FAQ
Plain answers for decision-makers.
Building automation is full of acronyms. Here is what they mean for your capital plan and operating costs.
A BAS is the network of controllers, sensors and software that runs a building's mechanical and electrical systems. Direct Digital Control (DDC) controllers are its field-level brains: they read sensors and drive dampers, valves, fans and pumps to a programmed sequence of operation. A supervisory layer then gives facility teams one place for scheduling, trending and alarms.
System Topology & Ecosystem
How an ITELV building talks to itself.
From cloud to keypad, every device speaks over the right protocol — wired for new builds, 800 m long-range wireless for retrofits, and open standards everywhere. Select a node or protocol to trace the signal path.
Smart Station Hub
Edge hub running local automation logic and AI. Bridges IP to 800 m CoSS wireless, Matter, Zigbee and Z-Wave.
- IP / Ethernet
- 800 m CoSS Wireless
- 800 m CoSS Wireless
- Matter / Zigbee / Z-Wave
- 800 m CoSS Wireless
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