Building Management Systems (BMS)
Improved Tenant Comfort Conditions • Real time monitoring of tenant conditions • Greater load based control strategies • Trend data of performance, improved fault finding • Air quality management (CO2) • After hours operational requests, tenant billing • Alarm notifications of faults reduce downtime
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