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New installation philosophy reduces electrical installation cost up to 65% in the control and regulation.

Direct connection of conventional sensors and actuators to distributed network technology in Modbus reduces cabling cost substantially.

Automatikprodukter, Sweden fieldbus devices called FBM for transferring multiple digital and analog signals near the regulated object anywhere on the network.

Connection is made to the BMS system as DDC-controller, PLC, Operator Panels, Web or SCADA system via an ordinary 2-wire cable with screen.

Special features of the FBM is reduction of the electrical installation costs in building automation.

This type of installation technique allows the installation is greatly simplified.

FBM can be used to log events, the collection of consumption of electricity, water and heat.

Logged data may be available from a Web page, which is accessed via Ethernet TCP / IP

Thanks to this simple technique can sensors and actuators run in applications such as HVAC units, fire dampers and smoke control, VAV-control, lighting control, etc.

Networking technology has spread and also to building automation of the industry to stay.

This means, among other things, that many players can participate and compete in a market that otherwise had limited competition, giving users more flexibility.

For more information visit www.automatikprodukter.se

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