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Building Automation Systems for Small Buildings

Enhance your small building with future-forward automation

Building automation isn’t reserved for large operations with endless budgets. Our small building solutions identify data-backed improvements, all from a single, user-friendly interface.

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How Do Building Automation Systems Work?

A building automation system provides insights and control for creating smarter, more adaptable infrastructures. With them, small building owners, employees and approved occupants can view data from a single, accessible platform and make real-time adjustments as needed. This can lead to improved comfort and energy management, optimized daily operations and a host of other benefits.

Lower Utility Bills

Dashboards, screens or other interfaces where users can interact with the BAS and view building data reports.

Enhanced Usability

Remove the need for excessive training and total expertise to optimally manage systems.

Greater Modernization Opportunities

Get bigger results when you tap into smarter technology and building data that can coexist with your current systems and operations.

Remain Flexible

Enable the best use of systems to meet shifting energy and occupancy demands.

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BMS Customer Stories

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Insights from a Building and Energy Expert: Kathy Cox, Part II

It’s also important to be there – always. I have a philosophy: if my phone rings, I'm going to answer it. That’s because I never know what the situation may be. It may be that a chiller is down, or it may be that a customer needs a quick answer on how they’re going to do their funding. So, it is critical to always be there, listen, and bring our full resources to the table to assist.

Kathy Cox May 13, 2022

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5 Considerations to Connect Your Building

Connecting your building doesn’t need to be complex, these five considerations can help you to have a conversation with a controls provider, like Trane, to design a system to meet your needs.

Sarah Wilke April 11, 2022