eHouse BIM - Building Information Modeling (measurement and monitoring of the building parameters)
eHouse BIM - Building Information Modeling allows to perform practically unlimited measurements point of various physical values as well as checking external sensors, reed, e.t.c. This allows for comprehensive monitoring and optimization of any building parameters. This methodology applies to any buildings types, warehouses and industrial facilities.
eHouse system can use wired controllers (Ethernet), RS - 485, CAN) as well as wireless (RF, WiFi) to collect information in given points.
The same eHouse controllers can fulfill executive functions (switching on / off of related devices) realizing Bulding Management System operation.
This information is currently received by the eHouse PRO server and then stored in MySQL databases (local or on the Internet (Cloud) ).
Measurements:
- flow level
- temperature
- lighting level
- acceleration
- vibration
- humidity
- level of heat consumption
- sound intensity
- noise level
- engine speed
- gas concentrations
- power consumption
- strain, position changes
It allows:
- Minimize the costs of heating & energy consumption
- Implement programmed emergency procedures (BMS algorithms)
- Automatically send emergency SMSs to intervention crews
- reduce costs caused by the failure to a minimum
- provide visualization of measurements, parameters
- play acoustic alarm messages
- Instantly detect anomalies and system failures at very early stages
- analyze data using eHouse BIM software
- limit the number of personnel and operators to a minimum
- Automatically turn off the devices associated with the sensors detecting threats
- Minimize the costs of electricity consumption
We provide the following services related to BIM:
- Integration of BMS / BAS systems
- Implementation of communication protocols
- creating or integrating measurement and alarm sensors
- Creating dedicated algorithms
- Full system configuration
- Creating dedicated visualizations
- Creating dedicated BIM software
- Integration of Modbus TCP devices
