BMS: an essential technical foundation for optimising the performance of your buildings
BMS: an essential technical foundation for optimising the performance of your buildings
Building management systems have become a central component of your property portfolio, helping you to enhance the value of your assets, generate sustainable energy savings and anticipate future market developments. These systems are at the heart of your operations, ensuring the overall performance of your buildings.
At Eficia, our deployments are tailor-made to meet all your specific needs and deliver results that optimise over time.
BMS are essential butrequire active management
The autonomy of a BMS is limited because the management of your buildings is constantly evolving.
To produce results, you need to be able to adapt to any type of asset or business.
Energy management must therefore be based on technology, particularly the intelligent algorithms we incorporate into our BMS to predict the operating scenarios of your equipment (HVAC, lighting), but also on the daily expertise of experts to analyse deviations in your buildings and refine their performance in real time.
A few keys to successful BMS deployment
Building Management Systems (BMS) are essential for effective property management.
Building management systems (BMS) are essential for effective property management. The hardware and technology must be open and multi-protocol in order to adapt to the specific characteristics of your property portfolio and evolve with the market over time. Here are the main questions you should ask yourself before launching your projects:
- Are regulations a priority for me?
- How will BMS adapt to my specific uses?
- How can I anticipate market developments to remain competitive?
A key system for smarter buildings
Anticipating needs and improving occupant comfort
In the context of the energy transition, well-managed BMS enables:
Better integration of renewable energies.
Reducing the carbon footprint of your buildings.
Compliance with regulations
Responding to the regulations: what next?
The BACS regulations are above all an opportunity to set energy, technological and real estate goals to commit your entire organisation to a more virtuous path.
- Go beyond mere compliance. Installing a BMS solely to comply with the law is not enough to ensure sustainable savings.
- Ask yourself the right questions before launching a project: What are your long-term energy objectives? What equipment is really necessary?
Eficia supports you in making your BMS a strategic tool for your real estate strategy.
Why choose Eficia for your building management system installation?
Comprehensive expertise, from installation to management
Our strengths:
Complete installation
Our site teams deploy a building management system, sensors, actuators, etc., all tailor-made to suit your specific needs.
Scalable technology
A solution that can adapt to all types of buildings and your future objectives.
Active control
With our team of energy specialists, we provide continuous monitoring and optimisation of your equipment.
Key Questions
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What is the difference between BMS and GTC?
The GTC individually controls a building's technical systems (heating, air conditioning, lighting), while the BMS enables centralised supervision and overall optimisation of consumption. -
Why is a BMS essential for compliance with the regulations?
Regulations requires advanced automation and control of technical systems in buildings. Building management systems meet these criteria by enabling intelligent and compliant management.
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Is a BMS suitable for all sectors?
Yes, whether you manage offices, warehouses, shops or local authorities, a BMS is a key solution for reducing your consumption and achieving your energy targets.
