Data Center Applications

Building Management Systems (BMS)

Building automation and management systems, depending on the type of facility, include building heating systems, cooling systems, building ventilation systems, generators, hydrofoils, VRV systems, VRF systems, fan coils, lighting systems, parking lot CO gas monitoring, and exhaust control systems. Due to its ability to provide an integration platform with other low-voltage systems, it significantly increases cost savings and efficiency across the entire operation, allowing different systems to be managed and monitored from a single center, ensuring control of the entire building with minimum personnel and maximum efficiency.

Energy Management Systems (PMS)

It ensures that the amount of energy consumed is minimized without compromising quality and performance by increasing energy efficiency and preventing existing energy losses.

Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM)

It ensures that the amount of energy consumed is minimized without compromising quality and performance by increasing energy efficiency and preventing existing energy losses.

UPS Automation

It provides easy-to-use and secure remote monitoring and management over local or internet networks using multiple network communication protocols. It enables UPS monitoring, reporting, and management via computer.

Mechanical Automation Systems

The primary objective is to ensure the most effective use and reporting of resources based on the business’s field of activity, control requirements, and electromechanical systems, while minimizing the human factor in the control of mechanical systems such as heating, cooling, ventilation, and water supply, thereby achieving savings in operating costs and full control.

Lighting Automation Systems

The primary purpose of lighting automation systems is to achieve savings in operating costs and full control by automatically controlling the interior and exterior architectural lighting systems of businesses according to time, ambient light intensity, and usage intensity.

Fire Automation Systems

Thanks to the integration of our smart building management systems, the ventilation system is disabled in the area where the fire broke out, thereby reducing the available oxygen. Air conditioning and ventilation dampers are closed to keep the fire under control. Smoke exhaust systems can also be controlled. Notification systems are activated, and emergency exits are automatically opened and illuminated, facilitating the safe evacuation of employees and guests.

Access System Integration

The purpose of the Card Access and Security System is primarily to protect technical rooms and all critical access points, to ensure that only authorized personnel can enter the relevant rooms, to monitor any unauthorized access attempts, and to enable the relevant security units to reach the problem area as quickly as possible. This is achieved through BMS integration.