HVAC & Climate
Centralized control of chillers, fan coils, AHUs, VRF, and underfloor systems with schedules, setpoints, and occupancy logic.
Commercial
Building Management Systems
Practical, multi-protocol BMS integrations for offices, apartments, hotels, and mixed-use developments in Cyprus — designed to coexist with what's already installed.
One supervision layer. Every subsystem. No surprises.
We bridge HVAC, lighting, energy, access, and safety into a coherent BMS — across KNX, BACnet, Modbus, and IP. Built for buildings that need to run reliably, day after day, with operators who actually trust the system.
Multi-protocol integration
Reliable supervision
Energy visibility
What a well-designed BMS covers
Each subsystem stays focused — but the BMS gives operations a single, dependable view across all of them.
Lighting & Shading
Scene control, DALI/KNX dimming, daylight harvesting, and shading automation tied into operational schedules and energy strategy.
Energy & Metering
Per-circuit metering, sub-billing where required, peak shaving, and reporting that supports facilities decisions and ESG targets.
Access & Security
Door, gate, alarm, and CCTV integrations with role-based administration and event-driven workflows across zones.
Safety & Alerts
Water leak, gas, smoke, and critical-event alerts wired into clear escalation paths — so the right person responds before damage is done.
Remote Oversight
Secure remote access for facilities teams: dashboards, diagnostics, and overrides — without exposing complex controls to end users.
Built for real buildings, not glossy demos
Practical integration choices, legacy-aware design, and clean operator handover.
Multi-Protocol Integration
KNX, BACnet, Modbus RTU/TCP, M-Bus, DALI, and IP — bridged into a single control and monitoring layer.
Legacy-Friendly
We work with what's already installed. Older HVAC controllers, meters, and alarms can be brought into a unified BMS without a full rip-and-replace.
Reliable by Design
Local-first control logic, redundant supervision where required, and clean commissioning so the system runs predictably for years.
Operator-Focused
Clear dashboards, role-based access, and documentation that lets facilities teams operate confidently without depending on the original installer.
Integration
Bring every subsystem into one supervision layer
Most commercial buildings end up with disconnected subsystems: HVAC on one controller, lighting on another, alarms on a third. Our BMS work focuses on bridging them — cleanly — into a coherent operations platform.
We design integrations around the protocols already in place rather than forcing a single ecosystem.
- KNX, BACnet, Modbus, DALI, M-Bus, and IP gateways
- Hybrid wired/wireless strategies
- Clean naming, addressing, and graphics conventions
Operations
Dashboards that match how facilities teams actually work
A BMS only earns its keep when operators trust it. We design supervision around real workflows — alarm queues that surface what matters, scheduled overrides for events, and role-based access for staff and contractors.
The result is shorter response times and fewer surprises during operations.
- Per-zone dashboards and clear alarm prioritization
- Scheduled overrides and event modes
- Role-based access for staff, contractors, and management
Energy
Make consumption visible — then reducible
Cyprus electricity costs reward buildings that monitor and automate. We design metering and reporting so consumption is clear at a glance, and so optimization logic can act on it: occupancy-aware setpoints, after-hours shutdown, and peak-load management.
Where PV is installed, we tie the BMS into self-consumption strategy and load scheduling.
- Per-circuit and per-tenant metering (sub-billing ready)
- Occupancy and schedule-driven HVAC optimization
- PV self-consumption and load-shifting strategies
Continuity
Documentation, handover, and long-term support
A BMS that nobody can maintain after handover is a liability. We deliver clear documentation, naming conventions, and operator training so your team — or any future integrator — can keep the building running.
Ongoing support is available where the project benefits from a long-term relationship.
- As-built documentation and naming standards
- Operator training and runbooks
- Ongoing support and integrator-friendly handover
Typical Scope
What we typically include
We tailor scope to building type, existing equipment, and how the operations team wants to work — while keeping the platform maintainable long after handover.
- HVAC supervision and schedule/setpoint management
- Lighting and shading control with scenes and daylight logic
- Energy metering, reporting, and sub-billing readiness
- Access, alarm, and safety integrations with event workflows
- Operator dashboards, role-based access, and runbook
- Secure remote access for facilities teams
- Commissioning, documentation, and integrator-friendly handover
Operating an office or apartment complex? See Offices and Apartments & MDUs for the occupant-facing layer.
Frequently asked BMS questions
Protocols, legacy integration, handover, and how BMS fits with your other commercial services.
What protocols do you support for BMS integration?
KNX, BACnet (IP and MS/TP), Modbus (RTU and TCP), DALI, M-Bus, and IP-based equipment. Most projects are hybrid — we bridge whatever the building already has into a coherent supervision layer rather than forcing a single ecosystem.
Can you work with an existing BMS or legacy controllers?
Yes. Many projects involve bringing legacy HVAC controllers, meters, or alarms into a modern supervision layer without replacing the field equipment. We assess what's worth keeping, what's worth upgrading, and how to bridge everything cleanly.
What types of buildings is this suitable for?
Offices, multi-tenant apartment buildings, hotels, mixed-use developments, and larger villas with PV/EV infrastructure. Anywhere multiple subsystems need to be supervised and operated as one.
How is the BMS commissioned and handed over?
We deliver clean naming conventions, documented graphics, role-based logins for the operations team, and an operator runbook covering schedules, overrides, and alarm handling. The goal is a system any competent integrator can take over later if needed.
Is remote access secure?
Yes — remote access is opt-in, role-based, and tunneled over secure VPN or vendor-grade remote-access platforms. Core control logic stays local so the building keeps running if the connection drops.
How does BMS relate to your office and apartment solutions?
BMS is the supervision layer underneath them. Our Offices and Apartments & MDUs pages cover the day-to-day experience for occupants; BMS is what facilities teams use to manage the building behind the scenes.
Next Step
Plan a BMS that your operations team will actually use
Share your building type, existing equipment, and operating model. We'll propose a practical integration scope that respects what's installed and what's worth upgrading.