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At any given moment, a building’s internal systems are likely running through a variety of complex tasks and situations. Whether it’s maintaining a comfortable, cost-effective temperature across the building’s various floors and rooms or dictating what areas need lights, buildings are far from simple.

Building managers have their work cut out for them. Not only are they the linchpin of a building’s overall level of comfort, but they also have to ensure that the internal, often disparate, systems are working together as efficiently as possible. While HVAC controls can help improve your building management, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. To truly streamline your day-to-day, you’re going to need something more. 

Managing a building involves wearing multiple hats. You’re not only responsible for the occupants’ general comfort, but also the continued maintenance and optimization of the building’s internal systems. With so many (often) disparate systems in need of management, juggling them all successfully can become a challenge. This is where  HVAC automation software can help. 

There are many incentives to implementing your building with HVAC automation capabilities. Whether it’s energy-savings, futureproofing, integration with a BAS, or creating a comfortable building environment for your occupants, HVAC automation systems can help you manage your building better than ever before. 

An HVAC system is like the backbone of your building and plugs into each department, floor, and individual room. It’s a building’s HVAC systems that make sure its occupants are comfortable in the space they’re in.

Modern building automation systems are taking advantage of sophisticated cloud computing to give HVAC engineers unparalleled new conveniences in access and control.  A cloud-based app can wirelessly connect to BACnet objects in your BAS from anywhere—at home, on the road, at any time, from any compatible device.

ODIN is a helpful central control hub for the BACnet objects in your HVAC system and other building facilities, even if they’re all from different makers.  However, it is more than just a centralized control dashboard—ODIN is an open book for the story of your building monitoring system.