Automation Solutions
Smart Control for Modern Living & Working
Transform your environment with cutting-edge automation technology. We integrate your lighting, climate, security, and entertainment systems into one intuitive platform, giving you complete control at your fingertips—whether you are at home, in the office, or halfway around the world.
Key Value Points:
- Centralized Management Control lighting, climate, blinds, and audio-visual systems from a single, intuitive interface or app.
- Energy Efficiency Reduce utility costs with smart sensors that automatically turn off devices and lights when rooms are unoccupied.
- Remote Access Monitor and control your property from anywhere in the world using secure mobile connectivity.
- Customizable Scenes Create one-touch presets like "Meeting Mode," "Movie Night," or "Holiday Mode" to instantly adjust the environment.
- Seamless Integration Our systems connect flawlessly with your existing IT network, security alarms, and smart locks.
- Voice Control Compatibility Enjoy hands-free operation with full support for major voice assistants like Alexa, Google Home, and Siri.
- Enhanced Security Automated schedules (like turning lights on/off) simulate presence to deter potential intruders when you are away.
- Scalable Architecture Future-proof designs that allow you to start small and add more devices or zones as your needs grow.
- Increased Productivity Streamline office operations by automating meeting room setups and environmental controls, reducing setup time.
- Real-Time Alerts Receive instant notifications on your phone regarding system status, temperature changes, or unusual activity.
1. What is an Energy Management / Monitoring System (EMS)?
An Energy Management System (EMS) is designed to monitor, control, and optimize energy usage for both commercial and industrial facilities. It enables clients to track consumption, analyze performance, generate reports, and improve efficiency. Utilities use EMS for grid monitoring and control, while commercial clients benefit from energy reporting and automated billing.
2. What does a Building Management System (BMS) control?
A Building Management System (BMS), also known as Building Automation System (BAS), monitors and controls key mechanical and electrical systems within a building, including HVAC, lighting, power distribution, fire detection, and security systems—ensuring efficiency, safety, and comfort.
3. How is an Integrated BMS (iBMS) different from a traditional BMS?
An Integrated Building Management System (iBMS) uses advanced, web-based controllers that operate beyond standby mode. iBMS seamlessly integrates with other platforms such as Facility Management systems, ERP solutions, NSSD, and additional third-party systems for centralized monitoring and control.
4. What is a Command & Control Center (CCC)?
A Command & Control Center (CCC) is a centralized platform designed to monitor, manage, and optimize multiple services in real time. It improves operational efficiency across sectors such as traffic management, public safety, utilities, data centers, and emergency response systems.
5. What applications can a Command & Control Center support?
CCC applications include intelligent traffic and transport management, data center coordination, safety and security surveillance, early warning systems for environmental hazards, and sensor-based tracking systems with mobile and web alerts for officials.
6. What is a Lighting Control System (LCS)?
A Lighting Control System (LCS) is an intelligent, network-based solution that allows centralized and automated control of lighting. It supports multiple technologies and protocols such as DALI, KNX, 0–10V, and conventional dimming to enhance energy efficiency and user comfort.
7. How does Home Automation improve daily living?
Home Automation enables homeowners to remotely monitor and control lighting, security, and other systems from anywhere in the world. It offers smart features such as automated lighting schedules, scene control for entertainment, alerts for unusual activity, and energy-efficient operation.
8. What industries benefit from PLC systems?
Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) systems are widely used in Oil & Gas, factories, utilities, and industrial plants. They provide real-time monitoring and control of processes, improving reliability, safety, and operational efficiency.
9. What is SCADA and how does it work?
SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) is a combination of hardware and software that enables organizations to monitor, control, and analyze industrial processes locally or remotely. It allows real-time data collection, device interaction through HMI, and event logging for operational insights.
10. Where are Liquid and Gas Leak Detection Systems used?
Leak Detection Systems are commonly deployed in HVAC installations, server rooms, and data centers. They detect liquid or gas leaks in pipes and conduits, helping prevent equipment damage and protecting critical infrastructure.
