Building Automation Systems
Building Automation & Low Current Systems

Building Automation Systems

We bring HVAC, lighting, access control, fire, and energy metering into one intelligent platform, with real-time visibility, automated scheduling, and remote control that cut energy waste and lift comfort across your buildings.

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Intelligence for Smarter Buildings

BAS integrates and automates all major building services, HVAC, lighting, access control, fire systems, energy metering, into a single management platform. This provides facility managers with real-time visibility, automated scheduling, and remote control of all building systems, reducing energy waste and improving occupant comfort.

Key Features

  • Real-time monitoring dashboard
  • Energy consumption analytics
  • HVAC and climate control integration
  • Access control and security integration
  • Fault detection and alerts
  • Scheduled automation and scene control
  • Remote access via web and mobile
  • BACnet / KNX / Modbus protocol support

Applications

Commercial Offices Hospitals Hotels Universities Government Buildings Industrial Facilities Stores Airports Infrastructure

Building Automation Components

Integrated systems and new technology, built for living: more comfort, more sustainability.

GRMS

Guest Room Management (GRMS)

Hotel-room automation for lighting, curtains, AC, DND/MUR, and energy saving, panel devices, field devices, license, accessories.

Smart Building

Smart Building Solutions

Lighting, HVAC, and shutter control orchestrated as one system, scenes, schedules, and occupancy logic across the building.

Energy Management

Energy Management Systems

Sub-metering, baseline tracking, and tenant billing, with anomaly detection and reporting tied into the BMS.

Lighting Control

Lighting Control Systems

Standalone, DALI, KNX, DMX, and wireless street control, with NEMA/Zhaga nodes, motion and daylight sensors.

BMS

Building Management System (BMS)

The integration layer for HVAC, lighting, access, fire, and energy, with panel and field devices, licensing, and accessories.

Applications & Sectors

From a single building to a multi-site estate, NLC's BAS scales across the facilities where comfort, energy performance, and uptime matter most.

Commercial Buildings
Hotels
Universities
Healthcare Facilities
Data Centers
Substations
Government
Mixed-Use Developments

Cut Energy Costs and Centralise Building Control

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What building systems does NLC's BAS integrate?

NLC's Building Automation System integrates and automates HVAC, lighting, access control, fire systems, and energy metering into a single management platform, giving facility managers real-time visibility and remote control of all building systems.

Which communication protocols does the BAS support?

The BAS supports BACnet, KNX, and Modbus protocols, enabling integration across HVAC, lighting, access, and fire subsystems.

What certifications does NLC's BAS meet?

NLC's Building Automation System is built to IEC and EN 15232 standards, and falls under the Low Current division.

What are the main features of the BAS platform?

Key features include a real-time monitoring dashboard, energy consumption analytics, HVAC and climate integration, access and security integration, fault detection and alerts, scheduled automation and scene control, and remote web/mobile access.

What subsystems make up NLC's Building Automation offering?

The offering comprises five integrated subsystems: Guest Room Management (GRMS), Smart Building Solutions, Energy Management Systems, Lighting Control Systems, and the Building Management System (BMS) integration layer.

Can the BAS be monitored and controlled remotely?

Yes. The platform includes remote web and mobile access, so facility managers can monitor systems, review energy analytics, and control building functions in real time from anywhere.

How does the BAS help reduce energy consumption?

The BAS combines energy consumption analytics, scheduled automation, and HVAC and lighting integration so buildings run efficiently, and it is built to the EN 15232 energy performance standard.

Does NLC provide design and integration support for BAS projects?

Yes. As part of NLC's Low Current division, the BAS is engineered and integrated to suit each project, bringing HVAC, lighting, access, fire, and energy metering together on one platform.