Building Management System

Building control at your fingertips

Our solution brings HVAC, lighting, access, and safety systems onto one platform, so your facility team can see and manage the whole building from a single screen instead of switching between separate panels for every system.

HVAC

Lighting

Fire and Safety Interface

Access Control

Energy and Utilities

Monitor

Continuously collects live data from HVAC units, lighting circuits, access points, and safety panels across the building. This gives facility teams one accurate picture of what every system is doing right now, instead of separate readings from separate panels.

Visualize

Presents building-wide status on clear, easy-to-read dashboards. You can see occupancy, temperature, energy load, and alarm status by floor or zone, and spot anything unusual at a glance.

Manage

Centralizes control of schedules, setpoints, and access permissions in one place. Facility managers can adjust an entire floor's lighting or HVAC schedule without visiting each panel individually.

Analyse and Predict

Looks at historical occupancy, equipment runtime, and energy patterns to flag developing issues, such as a chiller drifting out of its normal range, before they turn into a breakdown or a comfort complaint.

Control and Optimize

Lets you act directly on what the system finds. Equipment schedules, temperature setpoints, and lighting zones can be adjusted automatically or by the facility team, based on real occupancy and weather conditions rather than fixed timers.

Plug and Play

Integrates with the building's existing HVAC, lighting, and security hardware using standard protocols like BACnet and Modbus. Most equipment already in the building can be brought online without a full system replacement.

Why invest in a Building
Management System?

Lower Operating Costs

HVAC and lighting are typically a building's two largest energy uses. Scheduling and automating them based on actual occupancy, rather than running on fixed hours, cuts waste without affecting comfort.

Safety and Compliance

Centralized visibility into fire, access, and safety systems means faster response when something goes wrong, and a clear record for audits and regulatory reporting.

Visibility and Control

One dashboard replaces a dozen separate panels. Facility managers can see the status of every system and step in immediately, instead of waiting for a complaint or a fault report.

Why Us

Built on Our Existing Hardware Footprint

Daitan's BMS runs on the same metering and IoT gateway hardware we already deploy for EMS projects, so a building already on Daitan EMS can extend into full BMS without a separate hardware layer.

Works With What You Already Have

We connect to existing HVAC, lighting, and access control equipment wherever possible. If a system lacks a communication interface, our team can engineer one rather than recommending a full replacement.

Automated Reporting

Facility managers receive scheduled performance reports, alongside in-house support, instead of having to pull data manually before every management meeting.

24/7 Availability

Our support team is available around the clock, the same model we use for EMS clients today.

Why Choose Daitan Solutions?

We do not just sell products. We solve problems.

Gap Analysis

Reviewing existing HVAC, lighting, access, and safety systems, and identifying what can be connected as-is versus what needs a gateway or retrofit.

Proposed Solution

Presenting an integration plan and expected savings/benefits to building leadership before any work begins.

Deployment

Installing sensors, controllers, and gateways, and connecting them into the BMS platform with minimal disruption to building operations.

Testing and Optimisation

Fine-tuning schedules, setpoints, and automation rules against how the building actually operates.

Post-Implementation Engagement

Ongoing monitoring, support, and adjustment as occupancy patterns or building use change over time.

Contact Us

Ready to bring your building’s systems onto one platform?

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If your plant is planning manually, running blind on shop floor data, or stitching together disconnected systems, we can walk through what an MSF proof of concept would look like for your operation.