Integrated Building Management Systems (IBMS)
Unlocking Smart Building Potential with IoT Innovations
In the world of modern technology and building management, RADIUS presents its cutting-edge Integrated Building Management System (IBMS), an advanced solution designed to enhance the efficiency, safety, and sustainability of your building. IBMS provides an integrated platform for monitoring and controlling various critical parameters with a view to improving and optimizing the operational efficiency of a building.
Traditionally, a building operates different infrastructure subsystems like electric metering, water metering, DG supply, and street lighting, each functioning in isolation. fundamental change by bringing together these subsystems into a collaborative system of subsystems.
This integration empowers these individual components to communicate, share data, optimize resource utilization, and collectively regulate the facilities and services within the building.
Traditionally, a building operates different infrastructure subsystems like electric metering, water metering, DG supply, and street lighting, each functioning in isolation. fundamental change by bringing together these subsystems into a collaborative system of subsystems.
This integration empowers these individual components to communicate, share data, optimize resource utilization, and collectively regulate the facilities and services within the building.
Understanding the Integrated in IBMS
Traditionally, a building operates different infrastructure subsystems like electric metering, water metering, DG supply, and street lighting, each functioning in isolation. fundamental change by bringing together these subsystems into a collaborative system of subsystems.
This integration empowers these individual components to communicate, share data, optimize resource utilization, and collectively regulate the facilities and services within the building.
The Power of Integration
IBMS’s ability to adapt these subsystems is explained through practical scenarios. For instance, consider a Diesel Generator (DG) running at 30% of its capacity. Such inefficiency leads to increased fuel consumption. However, an optimal DG operation is at 80% capacity. IBMS goes further by asking, “Can we control this excess capacity of the DG to fill water tanks subsequently?”
The answer is “Yes!” By utilizing this surplus capacity, not only do you save on fuel costs but also reduce electricity expenses, showcasing the real potential of inter-subsystem communication.
IBMS holds the potential of substantial cost reduction in day-to-day operations, aligning with eco-friendly principles and reducing carbon footprints for a sustainable future.
Energy Saving
Facility Expense Reduction
Water Leakage Reduction
Maintenance Expense Reduction
IBMS holds the potential of substantial cost reduction in day-to-day operations, aligning with eco-friendly principles and reducing carbon footprints for a sustainable future.
Key Features
Radius’ Integrated Building Management Systems (IBMS) offers features that can be controlled from a central room. These features are great for contract management agencies that oversee big housing communities or office spaces.
Monitoring and Control
Energy Utilization Measurement
Consolidated Data Analysis
Seamless Integration
Integrated Building Management System Overview
At the installation site, various network configurations are in operation, tasked with capturing data from the diverse subsystems and transmitting it to the backend platform.
Communication Mechanisms: Suitable communication mechanisms (RS232, RS485, Optical, IR) are employed to fetch data from various end devices.
Data Collection: Data from different subsystems is collected by the respective XENIUS Adaptors at predetermined intervals.
Coordination: XENIUS Bridges coordinates activities across various subsystems through pre-defined rule-based intelligence. These Bridges also facilitate communication with XENIUS Gateways.
Network Mesh: Adaptors and Bridges form a network mesh operating on RF 865 MHz free bands. Depending on the premises' layout and the number of subsystems, one or more RF networks may be configured and implemented per premises. These networks communicate independently, without interference, while aggregating data on the responsible Gateway.
Secure Data Transmission: Data from an RF network or subsystem is securely transmitted to the backend platform via a GPRS private APN.
Data Processing: The received data is processed based on various business rules and presented on a centralized command and control platform. This platform provides analytics, historical reports, and the capability to control various devices.
We use high-quality industrial grade hardware components that can withstand extreme weather and climatic conditions. The modules carry standard certifications and are IP 55 or IP 65 depending on the field requirements.
Advantages of IBMS
Our IBMS solution integrates monitoring and control, enhancing building efficiency, lowering operational costs, and promoting sustainability by aligning with green principles, ultimately reducing carbon footprints for a sustainable future.
• Enhanced Energy Efficiency: Significant reduction in energy consumption and waste.
• Increased Property Value: Elevated property and business value.
• Sustainability: Implementation of sustainable building infrastructure solutions.
• Comprehensive Security: Safeguarding property, occupants, and valuable assets.
• Cost Savings: Annual equipment operating costs reduced by approximately 15%.
• Environmental Conservation: Contributing to the preservation of natural resources.
• Access Control: Controlled access to elevators and building areas.
• Effective Security Operations: Minimizing the risk of theft, tampering, and break-ins while enhancing overall security.