Distech Controls Building Automation System

Distech Controls

 

August 22, 2017

EC-Net’s building automation system (BAS) multi-protocol, multi-function capabilities provide seamless and intelligent integration of HVAC, Lighting, Access Control, CCTV, Energy Management, and other building systems.

EC-Net BAS provides the power to do more, with cost-effective and scalable integration of all your control, monitoring, and operational needs. A truly open solution, the platform creates a sustainable foundation that supports and evolves with your building system’s lifecycle.

The open structure of EC-Net building management system (BMS) creates a common development and management environment for the integration of BACnet, LONWORKS, Modbus, and other standards.

More than a building management system, EC-Net system provides all the tools you need to gain intelligence into your buildings’ performance and arm you with the ability to rapidly react to any situation that may adversely affect energy costs, business performance, and ultimately, your bottom line.

For more information:

http://www.distech-controls.com/en/ca/products/building-automation-system/

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