Plant & field devices
Sensors, actuators and equipment interfaces provide information and carry out the control action.
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Building Management Systems & Controls
Bring HVAC plant, controls and building information into a system your team can understand and use.
Building intelligence, in use
From the plant room to the operator.
A building management system connects the equipment in a building with the people operating it. We start with the plant, the existing controls, occupancy patterns and the information your team needs. Johnson Controls Metasys provides a platform for supervisory control, alarms, schedules, trends and compatible integrations.
Discuss your building controlsThe control layersFrom the plant
From the plant
to an informed decision.
Each layer needs a purpose, an owner and a tested connection.
Controllers & sequences
Configured control logic connects the intended operating behaviour with the equipment.
Supervisory platform
Metasys brings schedules, alarms, trends and compatible system information together.
People & action
Operators review the building, investigate issues and manage authorised changes.
The BMS service lifecycleSurvey. Integrate.
Survey. Integrate.
Improve. Support.
Choose the stage that matches your building and the work you need to plan.
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BMS surveys, design & installation
Turn the existing plant and the operating objectives into a practical controls project.
BMS integration & operator interfaces
Connect compatible plant and systems with a clear purpose, a defined data set and an operator view.
BMS energy visibility & optimisation
Use schedules, trends and plant information to identify where the building deserves closer attention.
BMS maintenance, upgrades & support
Keep controllers, software, field devices and operating information supportable as the building evolves.
See the building clearly
Organise plant graphics, alarms and trend information around the building and the people responsible for it.
Control with intent
Review occupancy schedules, setpoints and control sequences against the way the premises are used.
Plan the next stage
Create a route for upgrades, commissioning, maintenance and controlled changes to the system.
The technical scopeWrite the behaviour
Write the behaviour
into the brief.
The first step is understanding the existing installation: controllers, field devices, supervisory equipment, software, licences and available backups. The proposal then defines what will be retained, replaced or integrated, with the required operating functions and acceptance tests. Product and protocol compatibility are checked against the actual equipment.
Plan the outputs
- Controls and plant survey
- System architecture and points schedule
- Control sequence and integration scope
- Installation and commissioning plan
- Operator graphics, alarms and handover
- Maintenance and lifecycle support
Before the surveyRead the planning guide
Preparing a BMS upgrade?
Use our guide to bring the existing controls, operating objectives and changeover requirements into the project brief.
Before we talk
Useful answers.
Have a specific site or building in mind? Start with a conversation.
Talk to the teamCan you work with an existing BMS?
Start with a survey. The installed controller family, software version, access credentials, licences, condition and available documentation determine the upgrade and support options.
Does BMS mean facilities management?
Building management systems and controls are a technical service within SYREX Technologies. Cleaning, reception and wider building services sit with SYREX Facilities, with links between the teams where needed.
Can the system connect to other manufacturers?
Compatible integration can be considered. The protocol, available data points, gateways, licences and required control permissions must be checked for each interface.
SYREX Technologies
Discuss your requirementDiscuss your building controls.
Tell us the location, the task and the timescale. We’ll connect you with the relevant team.
