BACnet
Point exchange, status, commands, alarms and scheduling with defined ownership.
Building integration
Useful information, shared with purpose.
Integration is defined by operating outcomes, clear system ownership and verified fallback behaviour.
Example sequence
A coordinated occupied mode.
One event can inform multiple systems without making them dependent on a single user interface.
Access
Approved credential or scheduled opening
Approved credential or scheduled opening
Occupancy
Zone sensors and facility schedule
Zone sensors and facility schedule
Weather
Outdoor conditions and solar response
Outdoor conditions and solar response
CONTROL
LOGIC
LOGIC
HVAC
Occupied setpoints and ventilation
Occupied setpoints and ventilation
Lighting
Scheduled level and local control
Scheduled level and local control
Reporting
Status, alarms and energy trends
Status, alarms and energy trends
Technical boundaries
Connected does not mean tangled.
Each interface is documented so technicians can determine where a condition originates and how the building should operate when another system is unavailable.
APIs and gateways
Purpose-built connections to supported platforms and approved data services.
Contact and relay logic
Simple, dependable interfaces where a full data integration is unnecessary.
Network coordination
Addressing, VLANs, remote access, service paths and responsibility boundaries.