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Management level
A building management system is indispensable for the display, operation, optimization and processing of incoming alarms in the technical
installations of any building. The Saia® Visi.Plus system offers a wide range of uses in building technology at the optimum price, due to its scal-able, web-based architecture.
Control level
The offering ranges from simple text terminals to powerful eXP web panels for displaying installa-
tion-specific information or entering such param-
eters as time switch functions. Whatever the cus-
tomer's requirements might be for local control or networked visualization, it is possible to meet all of them individually through distributed operation and control nodes.
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Automation level
At the automation level, Saia-Burgess Controls of-
fers a comprehensive range of freely programmable, compact and modular systems, whose rigor-ous compatibility sets them apart. With the help of comfortable programming tools in the Saia® PG5 Controls-Suite, it is possible to integrate and commission systems in the installation specifically for
an application. Standard interfaces are predomi-
nantly used to network the separate plant areas and levels. Interfaces range from simple serial
connections or modem segments all the way to
Ethernet-TCP/IP communications and networking with Internet.
Field automation level
To adjust for optimum room climate, independ-
ently functioning room control units are used for the most diverse requirements. These units can be connected to the higher ranking automation system via network connections, thus ensuring a
direct effect on primary power installations. Field level
In order to switch on signals in widely separate parts of a building, decentralized input/output modules or intelligent room control units are used. These can be connected and monitored via
a wide variety of standard interfaces, according to
requirements.
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