Building Automation – Controlling, monitoring and signaling in building applications

The degree of automation in buildings increased in order to achieve goals like:

• Simple connection of maintenance groups like electric, heating, blinds through open bus system
• Different manufacturer's devices easily connectable
• Service personnel can be informed early and target-oriented about faults and service intervals
• Reduction of the on-site troubleshooting through remote maintenance

Your benefits

Flexible modular systems

• Investment security for system integrator and operator
• Cost-efficient connection to the control level
• Operational security through self-sufficient, on-site control, independent from control level

Integrated solution for all levels

• Reduced engineering and service costs
• Lower training costs
• Minimized spare parts inventory
• Wide range of applications

Applications

The Micro Automation Set is particularly suitable for geographically distributed buildings that have the need of centralized monitoring.

MAS 8: Autonomous switching in the GAMMA instabus network in building automation systems

Controlling, monitoring and signaling over a shared cable – with GAMMA instabus This MAS 8 is particularly suitable for cable-based building automation. The GAMMA instabus allows to control, monitor and report all functions and processes via one common line.  more

MAS 28: Integration via communication with KNX/EIB

Data acquisition, transfer and logging with LOGO! and KNX/EIB building system technology The MAS 28 is particularly suitable for geographically distributed buildings that have the need of centralized monitoring.  more

MAS 29: Automatic transfer switch equipment (ATSE) for continuous power supply

Reading, processing and Visualisation of 1D and 2D codes with the SIMATIC HawkEye handheld scanner, SIMATIC S7-200 and the TD 400C text display The MAS 29 is particularly suitable for industrial and commercial applications which require identification/localization of parts.  more