Commissioning

Building automation and control system commissioning includes testing, parameterization and functional verification of automation systems and connected field devices. Depending on the project, PCE performs signal tests, loop checks, controller settings and functional tests. The interaction between PLC systems, sensors, actuators, control functions and higher-level automation functions is verified to prepare the system for its intended operation.

Commissioning can include signal testing and loop checks of connected field devices as well as functional testing of automation and control functions. Signals from sensors and actuators and the intended control sequences are verified. Depending on the project scope, variable frequency drives (VFDs) and controllers can also be parameterized, followed by acceptance testing and commissioning documentation.

During HVAC commissioning, controllers, variable frequency drives (VFDs) and automation functions are parameterized and tested according to the specified operating and control strategies. PCE performs the adjustment of complex heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems and coordinates the associated control loops and system functions for the intended operation. The objective is reliable interaction between field devices, control systems and building automation.

Yes. As part of the commissioning scope, PCE can perform acceptance tests and document the results according to project requirements. Depending on the agreed scope, on-site instruction or training of operating personnel can also be provided. This supports a structured handover of relevant system functions, operating procedures and automation functions for building and plant automation systems.