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BUILDING AUTOMATION & IOT INTEGRATION

Building automation.
Connected facility systems.

Connect HVAC controls, sensors, meters, and facility software. Bring equipment status and alarms into the views your operators use.

Integration example

Bring equipment alarms into one operating view.

Connect the signals a facility team needs to investigate. Start by confirming which points and events are available from the installed controls.

  1. Source

    Building controls

    Read agreed equipment status, sensor values, and alarm points.

  2. Integration

    Normalize site signals

    Label points by site and equipment, then apply agreed thresholds and schedules.

  3. Destination

    Facility operations

    Show relevant events in the monitoring or work-order workflow.

Exception handling Define what happens when data stops arriving or an alarm remains unresolved. Agree separately on any control actions.

BUILT AROUND YOUR FACILITY

Connected systems.
Clearer building operations.

Start with the equipment you have, the people who operate it, and the visibility or control you need.

BUILDING CONTROLS

Coordinate the systems that shape your space.

Plan HVAC and lighting connections around operating schedules, occupancy needs, and the capabilities of your existing controllers.

  • Equipment and controller inventory
  • Control and scheduling requirements
  • Integration scope and commissioning plan
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BUILT AROUND YOUR ENVIRONMENT

The systems you operate.
The connections you need.

Bring your equipment, controllers, and software. We scope the connection around the interfaces and access available in your environment.

BUILDING AUTOMATION

Automated Logic

Building controls and operational visibility, with integration planned around the installed system, supported interfaces, and your facility requirements.

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HVAC & BUILDING CONTROLS

Carrier

Commercial HVAC and building-control environments, connected to the monitoring and operational workflows your facility team needs.

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GLOBALESM PARTNER

Vertiv

Critical power, cooling, and infrastructure monitoring. Globalesm is a Vertiv partner; integration scope follows your equipment and available interfaces.

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A CONNECTED BUILDING, BY DESIGN

See the connections.
Keep control of the operation.

A building integration should make sense to the people who use it. Connect each signal to a purpose, an owner, and an agreed response.

  • Know the environmentDocument equipment, interfaces, and dependencies.
  • Define the boundariesSeparate monitoring from changes to building controls.
  • Prepare the handoffValidate operation with the facility team.
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FROM THE FIRST CONVERSATION

From equipment inventory
to a working connection.

Agree the scope, validate the connections, and prepare the people who will operate them.

01

Survey

Review equipment, connectivity, and facility priorities.

An agreed environment inventory.
02

Design

Map data, controls, and operational responsibilities.

A practical integration scope.
03

Validate

Test the agreed workflows with facility stakeholders.

A commissioning and test record.
04

Hand over

Document operation, exceptions, and support ownership.

A clear operating handoff.

BEFORE WE CONNECT

Your building.
Your questions.

Can you work with our existing building systems?

We start by reviewing your equipment, controllers, software, and available interfaces. Integration scope depends on confirmed compatibility and access; replacing equipment is not assumed.

Can monitoring be separate from building control?

Yes. Read-only monitoring and control actions can be scoped separately. We agree which systems may change, who can authorize those changes, and how the workflow will be validated.

Which building systems can be included?

Typical scope includes HVAC, lighting, access events, energy monitoring, and IoT data. The actual connections are defined around the equipment and software in your facility.

What should we prepare for discovery?

Bring an equipment and system list, any existing architecture or interface documentation, and the operational problems you want to address. We use those to identify a practical starting point.

LET’S MAKE THE CONNECTION

Make your next building
connection a useful one.

Tell us about your facility, your systems, and what you need to see or improve.

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