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    A building automation system (BAS) is a computerized, intelligent network that monitors and controls a building's mechanical and lighting systems. It is made up of field devices, controllers, and a central computer system. BAS components work together to control, monitor, and record parameters like air conditioning, lighting, and other building systems. This allows building owners and managers to continuously improve energy performance. Implementing a BAS can save energy and costs by running plant equipment at optimal levels based on demand. It also provides comfort controls and analyzes alarm data to prioritize issues by severity. A BAS reduces manpower and human errors compared to manual operation of building systems. It is a solution to save energy and cut costs for both new and existing buildings

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    A building automation system (BAS) is a computerized, intelligent network that monitors and controls a building's mechanical and lighting systems. It is made up of field devices, controllers, and a central computer system. BAS components work together to control, monitor, and record parameters like air conditioning, lighting, and other building systems. This allows building owners and managers to continuously improve energy performance. Implementing a BAS can save energy and costs by running plant equipment at optimal levels based on demand. It also provides comfort controls and analyzes alarm data to prioritize issues by severity. A BAS reduces manpower and human errors compared to manual operation of building systems. It is a solution to save energy and cut costs for both new and existing buildings

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    Building Automation 2011

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    A building automation system (BAS) is a computerized, intelligent network that monitors and controls a building's mechanical and lighting systems. It is made up of field devices, controllers, and a central computer system. BAS components work together to control, monitor, and record parameters like air conditioning, lighting, and other building systems. This allows building owners and managers to continuously improve energy performance. Implementing a BAS can save energy and costs by running plant equipment at optimal levels based on demand. It also provides comfort controls and analyzes alarm data to prioritize issues by severity. A BAS reduces manpower and human errors compared to manual operation of building systems. It is a solution to save energy and cut costs for both new and existing buildings

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    BUILDING AUTOMATION
    Building Service Engineering Sectional Committee

    Building Automation. What is it

    A building automation system (BAS) is an example of a distributed control system. The control system is a computerized, intelligent network of electronic devices, designed to monitor and control the mechanical and lighting systems in a building.

    Building Automation. How it works

    Field Devices

    Controllers

    On to your PC

    BAS Components

    Building Automation. What it does

    Control, Monitor and Record parameters of


    Airconditioning Lighting
    Other

    sytem
    Energy Share of a Building
    2% 1%

    System
    16%

    MEP systems

    Air-Conditioning
    6%

    Fire & Water Supply


    Lighting & Power Normal Central UPS Lifts

    This allows you to continuously improve your energy performance

    46%

    27% 2%

    Serv Bld - Ltg, Pow & Ventilation

    Why Building Automation?

    Saves Energy and Cost


    Run

    plant at optimum level Drive systems only to cater to Demand

    Why Building Automation?

    Provides Comfort

    Why Building Automation?

    Analyses alarms
    Pop

    up alarms Prioritizes alarms on Severity

    Why Building Automation?

    Reduces Manpower and Reduced Human Errors

    Building Automation
    Need of Today

    HVAC Primary Control HVAC Individual Room Control Lighting Control Power Distribution Energy Data Evaluation Management Station

    Fire Detection Intrusion Detection Access Control CCTV Voice Evacuation System Gas Detection

    Building Automation

    A Solution to save energy and cut cost


    For

    new Buildings For retrofits

    Seek assistance of a Building services Engineer who knows how most M&E services operates

    Widescreen Test Pattern (16:9)

    Aspect Ratio Test


    (Should appear circular)

    4x3
    16x9

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