Building automation and HVAC
Equipment control, scheduling, sensors, remote access, alarms, optimization and modernization.
View HVAC and BASCommercial and industrial controls
Building systems, working as one.
HVAC, lighting, security, energy and connected operations designed around how the facility actually runs.
Operational layer
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HVAC and BASSchedules, zones, alarms, plant and equipment control
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Lighting controlsCommercial Lutron systems, sensors, daylight and scenes
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Security and accessStatus, permissions, alerts and operational interlocks
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Energy and integrationBACnet, metering, remote service and connected workflows
Core systems
Control the building, not just the device.
Luna Controls connects the equipment, field devices and software that facilities depend on every day. The objective is practical: clear operation, maintainable systems and accountable service.
Commercial lighting controls
Lutron Vive, Athena, commercial shades, occupancy, daylight and building-management integration.
View lighting controlsSecurity and access
Access control, intrusion status, door monitoring, alarm integration and operational permissions.
View security systemsIntegrated operations
BACnet, APIs, metering, dashboards, remote diagnostics and cross-system sequences.
View integrationOne operating picture
Separate systems. Coordinated outcomes.
Lighting, HVAC, access and energy systems can remain serviceable on their own while sharing the information needed for better building operation.
Occupied mode
A valid access event or scheduled occupancy can place the correct zones into operation without bringing the entire facility online.
LightingOccupied levels and local control
HVACZone setpoints and ventilation
AccessPermissions and monitored entry
EnergyLoad visibility and exception reporting
Serviceable by design
Integration should improve operations without creating a single point of confusion. Luna documents system ownership, interfaces and fallback operation.
01Clear sequence of operation
02Defined integration boundaries
03Remote and on-site support paths
Project process
From field conditions to working operation.
Commercial work is organized around verified conditions, system architecture and commissioning rather than assumptions.
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Review
Existing drawings, controls, equipment and operational requirements.
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Design
Control intent, architecture, points, interfaces and responsibilities.
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Coordinate
Electrical, mechanical, security, IT and construction requirements.
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Commission
Startup, programming, verification, training and documentation.
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Support
Ticketed service, remote assistance and accountable closeout.
Service operations platform
Building support that stays organized after commissioning.
Luna clients can bring requests, site context, communication, service history and account administration into one controlled workspace. Facilities teams gain a clearer path from an operating issue to an accountable response, while management retains visibility across sites and systems.
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