System Integration

Building automation system integration connects different automation systems, technical disciplines and communication interfaces within a common technical infrastructure. PCE integrates Building Management Systems (BMS), automation systems and third-party systems using suitable communication protocols and gateways. The objective is reliable data exchange between the connected systems and coordinated operation across the building and plant automation infrastructure.

PCE integrates automation systems and technical equipment using communication protocols and interfaces such as BACnet, KNX, Modbus, M-Bus and OPC UA. Where different systems cannot communicate directly, suitable gateways and protocol conversion can be implemented. This enables data points from different automation systems and technical disciplines to be integrated into higher-level Building Management Systems (BMS) and automation platforms.

Yes. PCE can integrate existing and legacy automation systems into a new Building Management System (BMS) or higher-level automation solution using suitable interfaces. Existing communication protocols, data points, network infrastructure and technical dependencies are analyzed first. Based on this assessment, an integration concept can be developed to connect existing equipment with the new automation system in a controlled manner.

Third-party systems such as HVAC systems, cooling equipment, elevators and fire protection systems can be connected to building automation through their available communication interfaces or suitable gateways. PCE coordinates the required data points, communication protocols and technical interfaces so that connected systems can communicate reliably with the higher-level BMS. Depending on the project, protocols such as BACnet, KNX, Modbus, M-Bus or OPC UA can be used.