BMS

BMS : Building Management System

Building Management System (BMS) refers to a computer-based control system that is usually installed within buildings to monitor and regulate the building's electrical and mechanical equipment such as power system, lighting, and air-conditioning System, etc. to ensure energy saving and sustainability. The systems connected to a BMS usually represent a building's 70% energy usage in terms of the total energy utilized. It is essential for a BMS to be set up because they are crucial elements to intelligently manage the energy demand, for example, electrical systems, HVAC Systems, plumbing systems, Fire Protection system, electric power control, and Lighting Control.

Benefits of Building Management System (BMS):

1. Better energy efficiency and thus reduced operational cost for the Building Owner
2. Faster fault diagnosis and resolution
3. Elevated safety and comfort for the building occupants
4. Enhanced security and safety of your long-term investment 

Automation Solution for Home and Hotel

Our Smart Home Solutions will simplify your life with reliable, intelligent, and user-friendly devices. With one device, anyone in your family can operate the lights, blinds, thermostats, intercom, security, concierge, and more.

For star rating Hotels, we provide Guest Room Management System (GRMS) from EAE Technology, Turkey. It is designed to ensure a mind-blowing experience for your guests. Our intelligent solutions are based on interactive technology that compliments the exceptional experience you want for your guests in all areas, such as restaurants, ballrooms, meeting rooms, and gym & fitness clubs. Implementing Automation System in a hospital helps improve overall hospital management, enhance staff’s working efficiency, save operating costs, and create a safe and efficient healthcare environment

Security automation is the use of technology that performs tasks with reduced human assistance in order to integrate security processes, applications, and infrastructure.

As cyber threats become more numerous and sophisticated, the concept of zero trust security was created to help manage enterprise cyber risk. Instead of implicitly trusting internal users and systems, zero trust security approves or denies access requests on a case-by-case basis driven by role-based access controls (RBACs).