BAS Installation
Turnkey Building Automation System (BAS) Installation by Nexklima Inc.
Managing complex commercial infrastructure requires centralized digital intelligence. Nexklima Inc. engineers, designs, and deploys open-protocol Building Automation Systems (BAS) and Building Management Systems (BMS) that unite your HVAC, lighting, metering, and auxiliary equipment into a single, cohesive operational network.
Whether equipping new commercial construction or executing a complete building management retrofit, our systems eliminate vendor lock-in, streamline facility maintenance, and significantly lower lifetime operating expenses.
End-to-End Building Controls Engineering
Open-Protocol Architecture (BACnet, Modbus, LonWorks)
We prioritize open communication standards to ensure long-term flexibility, inter-equipment communication, and scalability without proprietary hardware constraints.
- Native BACnet/IP & MS/TP Integration: Direct digital communication across chiller plants, boilers, RTUs, and variable air volume (VAV) boxes.
- Modbus & Industrial Integration: Seamless data exchange with electrical power meters, variable frequency drives (VFDs), and emergency generators.
- Multi-Vendor Interoperability: Integrating equipment from disparate manufacturers under a single, unified control platform.
Custom Web-Based Graphical Dashboards
Facility managers gain complete visual control over their entire building envelope through intuitive, browser-accessible software interfaces.
- Dynamic Floor Plans: Color-coded thermal floor maps displaying real-time space temperatures, humidity levels, and airflow rates.
- Centralized Scheduling: Granular holiday, event, and daily occupancy scheduling to prevent off-hours equipment operation.
- Historical Trend Logging: Detailed data logging for energy usage, equipment runtime hours, and environmental parameter auditing.
Field-Level Hardware Deployment
Reliable automation starts with precise, high-grade field devices installed by certified technicians.
- Direct Digital Controllers (DDC) with modular expansion capabilities
- High-accuracy air velocity, differential pressure, static pressure, and ambient CO2 sensors
- Electronic modulating valves, smart dampers, and precision actuator assemblies
Technical Specification Matrix: Open Protocol BAS
| Feature | BACnet / IP | Modbus RTU / TCP | LonWorks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Application | Commercial HVAC & BMS | Power Meters & VFDs | Legacy Building Systems |
| Data Speed | High (10/100 Mbps) | Variable (Baud Rate Dependent) | Moderate |
| Scalability | Enterprise Level | Device Level | Fixed Segment |
| Vendor Independence | Fully Open | Fully Open | Semi-Proprietary |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a BAS and a BMS?
Building Automation Systems (BAS) and Building Management Systems (BMS) are virtually synonymous. Both refer to centralized network controls used to monitor and manage a building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems.
Can a new BAS be installed in an older commercial building?
Yes. Nexklima Inc. specializes in retrofitting existing commercial buildings with open-protocol DDC controls, utilizing wireless mesh sensors or existing wiring paths where appropriate to minimize construction disruption.