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Building Management System Installation & Commissioning (BMS)

Supplier: Australian Innovative Engineering

In Australia 20% of our total energy is consumed within buildings, with commercial buildings accounting for about 10 per cent of our total greenhouse gas emissions.

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Approximately 85% of the energy is used for heating or cooling of rooms, and 15% for lighting. Depending upon the level of building automation installed savings of between 10% to 60% could be realized, with amortisation occuring in 2 to 10 years.

The National Australian Built Environment Rating System (NABERS) energy efficiency star rating of 1 to 6 provides a quantitive rating for comparison of commercial buildings, with each star representing a 15% improvement in energy efficiency. The Commercial Building Disclosure program used in conjunction with NABERS, was established to harness energy efficiency opportunities in the buildings sector, an important step in achieving Australia’s energy efficiency and emissions reduction goals.

The principal benefits of a building management system should be-

Easy to use intuitive interactive screens for operator monitoring and control
Real time data collection for asset management and energy usage monitoring
Implementation and evaluation of energy efficiency programs
Scheduling maintenance
Alarms for abnormal operational conditions
Web based for smart phone, pda, and browser communication
Open database for third party software access
Support for all popular communication protocols used for building automation
Expandable for future improvements and building extensions
On going software upgrades available to remain compatible with changing technology
Data presentation for easy calculation of the NABERS star rating

Australian Innovative Engineering provide Beckhoff – Building Automation and Siemens Building Automation solutions.

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The principal benefits of a building management system should be-

Easy to use intuitive interactive screens for operator monitoring and control
Real time data collection for asset management and energy usage monitoring
Implementation and evaluation of energy efficiency programs
Scheduling maintenance
Alarms for abnormal operational conditions
Web based for smart phone, pda, and browser communication
Open database for third party software access
Support for all popular communication protocols used for building automation
Expandable for future improvements and building extensions
On going software upgrades available to remain compatible with changing technology
Data presentation for easy calculation of the NABERS star rating