HVAC integration
HVAC integration with access control and site systems
We connect ventilation and air-conditioning automation with access control and other site systems, so the building's installations react to what happens at the doors and in the zones.
Example scenarios
Specific scenarios are agreed with the customer based on what the HVAC controller offers. Examples:
- presence in a zone (entries and exits) influences the ventilation mode,
- an alarm or an opened door changes the operating mode or triggers a notification,
- the visitor and contractor schedule prepares rooms in advance,
- a common view of HVAC and access states in an operator application.
How it works
01
HVAC controller
The interface provided by the controller or the building's supervisory system.
02
Adapter
A custom driver or protocol adapter translates data points into events.
03
Integration layer
Rules, buffering and an audit trail connect HVAC with access control and applications.
What we need for the analysis
- the type of controller or supervisory system,
- interface documentation and the list of data points,
- the site's network security rules,
- a description of the scenarios that should work.
Frequently asked questions
- Which HVAC controllers do you connect to?
- It depends on the interface the controller exposes and on the documentation. We establish the scope during analysis.
- Do you change control algorithms?
- We do not change the controller's regulation logic unless agreed with the installation vendor. The integration adds reactions to events.
- Can HVAC work together with intrusion alarm and access control?
- Yes. All three systems can use one integration layer and shared rules.
Describe your installation and we will assess feasibility.
Tell us which systems you want to connect. We reply with an initial assessment and technical questions.
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