BMS (Building Management System)

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DDC CONTROLLER

Freely programmable automation station for HVAC and building service plants.

System functions (alarming, scheduling, trending, access protection)
Freely programmable (close resemblance to CEN standard 11312). All function blocks, available in libraries, can be graphically connected.
Integration of up to 40 Modbus data points
Direct connection of field devices; the automation station provides power supply for inputs and outputs as well as for active sensors.
Battery free: Energy reserve (Supercap) to support real-time clock (7 days)
Engineering and commissioning with the user-friendly tool ABT Site using graphical function charts
Generic object viewer for device local datapoints via an embedded web interface
BTL tested BACnet communication on IP (BACnet/IP and BACnet/SC) or BACnet MS/TP, in compliance with the BACnet standard including B-BC profile (Rev. 1.15)
BACnet secure communication
WLAN interface for engineering and commissioning

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Siemens QBM81-5 Differential Pressure Monitor

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Valves and actuators

With Siemens you choose a versatile range of valves and actuators for superior ease of use, maximum control accuracy and energy efficiency. All control and hydraulic requirements can be met quickly and easily with Siemens valves and actuators, from the generation of heating and cooling to energy distribution and use.

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Siemens QBE61.3-DP10 Differential Pressure Sensor for Liquids and Gases

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Sensors

Siemens sensors ensure a healthy and productive indoor climate. They record and transmit readings extremely quickly and accurately, providing an optimal basis for an energy- and cost-efficient control of your site. Thanks to an installation concept that has been refined for decades, they can be quickly installed and put into operation – so your investment pays off immediately. Concept that has been refined for decades, they can be quickly installed and put into operation – so your investment pays off immediately.

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