BA Systems. 6th biannual Danish District Heating Days in Serbia, April, April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems DH Days Page 1

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1 BA Systems 6th biannual Danish District Heating Days in Serbia, April, 2017 April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems DH Days Page 1

2 AGENDA 1. Company presentation 2. Welcome to our world 3. System headlines 4. Communications 5. Protocols 6. Typical installations 7. BAS Web Server 8. BAS 918S/BAS 929S 9. BAS Visualisation 11. Built-in Web Server 12. SCADA Client 13. Installer benefits 14. End-User benefits April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems - Agenda Page 2

3 Company presentation BA Systems is a Danish owned company with more than 20 years experience in the building automation industry. Established in 1986 as a software development company Based in Northern Zealand, approx. 40 km North of Copenhagen, close to Hillerød From 1991 and onwards focused on BMS solutions with both hardware and software developed in-house Partners with NS Koncept DOO and Termonet DOO since 2008 April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems - Company Page 3

4 Welcome to our world BAS SCADA BAS 918S/ 929S BAS920 BAS Web Server April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems Our World Page 4

5 System headlines What the system enables The BAS Series of controllers enables: Full control of almost any conceivable system Possibility for PLC like control Many built-in protocols Interface to a variety of other controllers and system Data collection from many meter types and foreign controllers All products have a built-in html5 compatible webserver April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems - Platform Page 5

6 Communications Internet/Intranet Wi-Fi/4G PC/BAS Tool Android Ethernet/IP BAS SCADA Server ios RS232 BAS Web Server M-Bus RS232 RS485 BAS 920 BAS 920 BAS 918S BAS 929S Browser/html5 Kamstrup meter BAS OPC Server M-Bus meters Modbus units Modbus units Modbus unit M-Bus meters Modbus units Modbus units Remote Management SQL Server April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems Communications Page 6

7 Protocols BAS920 Physical Interface Protocols RS232 RS485 M-Bus LON IP KNX BACnet Slave Modbus Master Master Master/Slave M-Bus Master Master Geni Master DNIP Master Kamstrup Master KMP Master Master BAS Native Master/Slave LON Master/Slave KNX Master/Slave Contains 1xRS232 RS485 and M-Bus as optional modules KNX or LON as optional internal modules Modular with up to 140 I/O channels BAS WS Physical Interface Protocols RS232 RS485 M-BUS IP (ethernet) BACnet Slave Modbus Master Master Master/Slave M-Bus Master Master BAS Native Master/Slave Kamstrup Master KMP Master Master Contains 3xRS232, RS485 and M-Bus BAS9XXS Protocols RS232 RS485 M-Bus LON Physical Interface IP KNX WM-Bus BACnet Slave Modbus Master Master Master/Slave M-Bus Master Master Kamstrup Master KMP Master Master BAS Native Master/Slave LON Master/Slave KNX Master/Slave WM-Bus Master Only one interface can be mounted i.e. M-Bus, LON, KNX, RS485 or WM-Bus April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems Installations Page 7

8 Typical installations A BAS installation can range from a: Single controller that controls a simple plant like a kindergarten where the systems controls: floor heating mechanical ventilation hot-water heater radiator system meter data collection The BAS Series controllers can also be scaled: To a virtually limitless plant Individual controllers shares data Creates a large virtual controller Uses built-in Ethernet connectivity April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems Installations Page 8

9 Example, BAS Web Server Data collection and possibly control Data collection: Modbus data collection M-Bus data collection Counter inputs and digital inputs Control: Modbus control of discrete HVAC unit(s) ECL Series Samson System features: Energy Efficient management Cost optimized solution All data (consumptions, temperature,...), may be presented in graphics and accessed remotely via the html5 based web server and/or OPC, SCADA aso. Extensive datalogging and web services April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems Web Server Page 9

10 Example, BAS 918S/929S Control and possibly data collection BAS 918S or BAS 929S depending on the needed I/O count Control of: HVAC Hotwater heater Central heating Data collection: Modbus or M-Bus data collection Counter inputs, digital inputs and analog inputs System features: Energy Efficient management Cost optimized solution Easy local control via color display and button Ability to share data across the network with other BAS Series controllers All data (consumptions, temperature,...), may be presented in graphics and accessed remotely via the web server and/or OPC, SCADA aso. April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems BAS 918S/BAS 929S Page 10

11 Example, BAS 920 Control and data collection BAS920 + extension modules totalling up to 140 channels Control of: PLC like control, freely programmable Anything that can be measured, can also be controlled Compatible with foreign SCADA systems via OPC, BACnet/IP or Modbus/IP All BAS Series controllers can communicate directly with each other and exchange any available data Data collection: Modbus or M-Bus data collection Counters, Analog inputs and calculated values System features: Very flexible and efficient industrial strength control with powerful programming. Compatible with foreign systems via our open platform with many protocols. Large scale SCADA system available April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems BAS 920 Page 11

12 Visualisation Using html5 we fully support: Windows, Mac and Linux Operator panel Android phone/tablet iphone/ipad Browser based, so there s no need to install any client software April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems - Visualisation Page 12

13 Built-in Web Server April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems Built-in Web Server Page 13

14 SCADA Client April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems SCADA Client Page 14

15 Installer benefits BAS Series substations: Support for many different protocols Trend logging data can save data locally for months so it can be retrieved even after a long-term communications breakdown Substation emulator Most scenarios can be tested before the actual roll-out Includes a graphical html5 based user interface Easily configurable and adaptable both locally and remotely SCADA: Web based html5 user interface 3-tier system All data stored in SQL database Data-mining Scheduled backups April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems Installer benefits Page 15

16 End-User benefits A Sample installation BAS Web Server Device ECL 200/300 connected via RS232 Samson Valve connected via RS232 Various M-Bus meters and HCA s connected via the M-Bus interface Various Modbus units connected via RS485 Benefits A Single box acts as a data concentrator Saving of trend data for later retrieval Built-in presentation using the web/html5 Native, OPC, Modbus/IP and/or BACnet connection to central data collection either using BAS SCADA or other SCADA systems RS232 BAS Web Server M-Bus RS232 RS485 Samson Valve M-Bus meters Modbus units ECL 200/300 M-Bus meters Modbus units April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems End-User benefits Page 16

17 THE END THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION April 20th 2017 Building Automation Systems - End Page 17