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Building Systems Integration

Coordinate BACnet and Modbus integrations and Niagara-based supervisors across multi-vendor equipment, meters, and third-party systems through documented, maintainable integration paths, so you keep clear ownership of the result.

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Representative system imagery
Network architecture

Connect your building’s critical systems into one coordinated control layer.

We connect the equipment you already own — chillers, air handlers, VAV boxes, pumps, the VFDs behind them, and the sensors in every zone — and bring every point into one platform-aware supervisor. Hover a device to see a representative readout.

Cutaway of a multi-storey building showing chillers and air handlers on the roof, pumps and variable-frequency drives in the basement plant, and air-handling, VAV, and zone equipment across the occupied floors.
Representative data · hover any device to explore
Systems on one supervisor
  • Cooling & Hydronics
  • Variable Drives
  • Air Distribution
  • Zones
  • Safety & IAQ

Representative data for illustration — not a live building feed.

One supervisor, every protocol
Network topology diagram: mixed-vendor field equipment connects over BACnet/IP, BACnet MS/TP, Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU, and LonWorks through routers and gateways into a single supervisor, with an open lane for other protocols reviewed by scope.
Representative readout · sample data

Every vendor, one feed.

Multi-vendor equipment normalized to one feed over open protocols — BACnet, Modbus, and the rest — so you read your systems in one place and keep ownership of them.

Sample demonstration readout. Integration bus throughput approximately 4.2 thousand points per second; 6 open protocols; 184 devices online; ownership stays with you.
BUS · THRUPUTLIVE
4.2k/s
PROTOCOLS6OPEN
DEVICES184ONLINE
OWNERSHIPYOUOPEN

What you get

One front end across multi-vendor equipment

Open protocols (BACnet, Modbus) on platforms like Niagara instead of proprietary silos

Documented, maintainable integration paths

You keep clear ownership of the result

04 steps

How it works

  1. 01

    Discover

    Inventory equipment, protocols, and data points.

  2. 02

    Design

    Plan the integration architecture and data model.

  3. 03

    Build

    Integrate systems onto a unified, open platform.

  4. 04

    Commission

    Validate data and control across all systems.

The engagement

What you receive, where our scope ends, and what stays yours.

Deliverables

  • One front end across your multi-vendor equipment
  • An integration map and protocol plan
  • Documented, maintainable integration paths over open protocols
  • Validated data and control across the connected systems

What we do not do

  • We do not purchase or install field equipment, meters, or gateways
  • We do not perform electrical or mechanical installation labor
  • We do not tie the result to one vendor's proprietary platform

You keep clear ownership of the integrated system and the documentation that describes it. The paths stay open and maintainable by others.

Common questions

What platforms do you work across?

Common open platforms such as Niagara, coordinating equipment from different manufacturers under one front end where conditions allow.

Do you support BACnet and Modbus?

Yes. Integration uses open protocols so systems are not locked to one vendor.

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