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Building Management Systems: Bring Building Infrastructure Into a Centralized Digital Monitoring Environment

A digital operational view of the building, bringing climate, air quality, energy, water, equipment and safety together instead of isolated monitoring systems.

Solution Climate · Air Quality · Energy · Water · Equipment · Safety 5 min read
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Isometric cutaway of a multi-storey office building with sensor points on every floor and data tags for temperature, humidity, air quality, energy, water, chiller and fire system status beside a unified building operations view dashboard

A Centralized Digital View of the Building

MLT’s building management solutions bring building infrastructure into a centralized digital monitoring environment.

Climate, air quality, energy, water, equipment and safety parameters are monitored and managed from one place, built on the iSenzoT IoT platform.

Building Management Systems at a glance
SolutionBuilding Management Systems (BMS)
Solution AreaIoT & Smart Infrastructure
ParametersTemperature · Humidity · Air Quality · Energy · Water · Equipment Status · Environment · Safety
Suitable ForOffices · Campuses · Hospitals · Hotels · Commercial & Public Buildings
PlatformiSenzoT
GoalOne Digital Operational View of the Building
Solution highlights
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Building parameter groups monitored
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Unified operational view
Centralized
Instead of isolated systems

What Can Be Monitored

Monitor and manage parameters such as:

Building parameters
TemperatureZones, floors & rooms
HumidityComfort & condensation risk
Air QualityCO2, particulates & VOCs
Energy ConsumptionBy floor, feeder & system
Water ConsumptionUsage & possible leaks
Equipment StatusChillers, pumps, DG sets & lifts
Environmental ConditionsLight, noise & occupancy
Safety-Related ParametersSmoke, gas, leaks & exits

Temperature & Humidity

Zone-level climate data shows which areas are too warm, too humid or off setpoint, so HVAC issues can be addressed before occupants complain.

HVAC engineer beside an air handling unit in a plant room holding a tablet with a floor zone map coloured by temperature, a zone table of temperature, humidity and setpoint with one east zone highlighted and the supply air temperature
Temperature and humidity: one zone running warm and humid, visible from the plant room

Air Quality & Environmental Conditions

CO2, particulates, VOCs, noise and other environmental readings can be tracked continuously and shared openly, for example on a lobby display.

Office lobby with a wall display showing live indoor environment readings for CO2, PM2.5, TVOC, temperature, humidity and noise, with visitors walking past and a sensor on a pillar
Air quality and environment: live indoor readings shared with occupants and visitors

Energy & Water Consumption

Consumption broken down by floor, system and time of day helps identify after-hours energy use and unusual water consumption that may indicate a leak.

Facility head and sustainability officer reviewing a laptop showing energy by floor, water consumption by floor, an insight that one floor uses much more water than average and a possible leak, and the share of after-hours energy
Energy and water: a floor-level view that highlights a possible leak and after-hours energy use

Equipment Status

Chillers, pumps, generator sets, lifts and fire pumps can report running, standby and fault status with run hours, so a tripped pump or faulty lift is seen immediately.

Technician in a basement plant room with chillers, pumps and a generator, pointing at a wall touchscreen showing equipment status tiles for chillers, a tripped pump, a DG set on standby, a lift fault and the fire pump, with run hours
Equipment status: a tripped pump and a lift fault flagged alongside healthy equipment

Safety-Related Parameters

Smoke, gas, water-leak, fire-pump pressure and emergency-exit status can be shown on the same screen used by security and facility teams, so the right people respond quickly.

Security supervisor at a lobby desk at night watching a safety parameters screen with a smoke detector alarm on one floor, normal gas sensor, fire pump pressure OK, an open emergency exit door and a dry water leak sensor, with a notify fire team button
Safety parameters: a smoke alarm and an open exit door on one screen at the security desk

A Digital Operational View, Not Isolated Systems

The objective is to create a digital operational view of the building rather than isolated monitoring systems.

Isometric before and after: on the left, HVAC, fire panel, energy meters, water meters, lifts and air quality as isolated boxes each with its own person; on the right, the same systems connected into one digital operational view watched by one operator
From separate panels and meters to one digital operational view of the building
How the view comes together
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Sensors & MetersAcross the building
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Existing SystemsEquipment & panels connected
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iSenzoT PlatformCentralized data
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Building DashboardOne operational view
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Alerts & ActionRight team, right time
Isolated monitoring systems
  1. Each system has its own panel or screen
  2. Issues found by walking the building
  3. No combined picture of performance
Digital operational view
  1. All parameters in one centralized environment
  2. Alerts as soon as conditions change
  3. History and trends for the whole building
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See the Whole Building in One Place

From temperature, humidity and air quality to energy, water, equipment and safety, MLT brings building infrastructure into one centralized digital monitoring environment.

Managing a building with separate systems?

Tell us about your building, its equipment and what you need to monitor, and our team will help design a centralized digital operational view.

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