
We design, install, program and service the controls that run your building. Honeywell Authorized Dealer. Niagara N4 certified. Since 2006.
Controls only. Building automation controls · building management systems · automated temperature controls · energy management systems.
The cooling tower throws off the chiller's heat. The rooftop unit conditions the top floor. Both answer to the same brain.
AHU-1 and AHU-2 mix, filter, cool and heat the air for the whole tower. A Honeywell Optimizer on each one holds the supply-air setpoint and resets it as the day changes.
One box with reheat per zone, fed by the supply riser. When a box drops offline, the BMS writes the ticket before the tenant picks up the phone.
Two computer-room units, lead and lag, rotating weekly so neither one wears out first. The cold aisle stays at 66°F and the alarm goes to a phone, not a wall.
The chiller, the pumps on VFDs and the hot-water boiler. The Honeywell Optimizer plant panel sequences them so the building buys the cheapest ton and the cheapest therm every hour.
One Niagara N4 supervisor ties every controller, sensor and meter into one open BACnet system — and one screen on any device. The license is in your name.
Cooling tower to chiller to air handler to every VAV box — and the controllers that make it all one system. Live points. Demo building.
Product photos: Honeywell, Tridium and Belimo. Lights and readouts are animated for illustration.
Honeywell Optimizer, WEBs, Niagara N4, JACE — installed, programmed, serviced.
See the system mapYour front end on any device, ATS Smart Buildings, Honeywell Forge inside.
See Smart BuildingsSensors, Belimo valves and actuators, VAV controllers, panels and the wiring.
Who we build forSmart electric, BTU, gas and water meters on the network — LL84, LL88, LL97 ready.
See the metersFace ID in. See the fan turn, the air move, the water flow. Tap a scene and the whole air handler answers — from anywhere.
Live demo — tap it, swipe the scenes. Savings shown are illustrative. Get this for my building →
NYC posts a letter — A, B, C or D — by your front door. Type your address. We pull the grade, the cost, and the fix.
Smart electric meters, BTU meters, gas and water sub-meters — on the BMS network, read every 15 minutes.
Demo meter wall. On a real building every reading comes off the meters on the BACnet or Modbus network, kept in the station's histories and mirrored to the dashboard.
Revenue-grade meters on the main and on every big feeder — chiller plant, air handlers, kitchen, IT. Fifteen-minute interval data, peak demand, power factor, straight into the BMS over BACnet or Modbus.
Flow plus supply and return temperature, and the meter does the math: how much heating or cooling the plant made and where it went. Plant efficiency in kW per ton, tenant chilled-water bills, and the one number an engineer asks for first.
Pulse and Modbus meters on the gas train and the water service. Overnight gas tells you a setback isn't holding; night-time water flow tells you a valve is stuck or a line is leaking — before the bill does.
Every large tenant space on its own meter, with a monthly statement of what it used and what it cost. Tenants see their number, so they cut it; the owner stops paying for somebody else's overtime.
A person reads your building every morning. One page by 6 AM. Critical alarms reach us the moment they fire.
Every controller, sensor, actuator and third-party device graded monthly, with months of life left and the fix priced.
Bills and meters read in. Energy, peak, cost and carbon in one place. LL84, the NJ benchmark and ENERGY STAR filed for you.
Smart start and stop, resets, setback, demand limiting, free cooling — in your own station. Honeywell Forge inside when you want the learning engine.
Peak-demand watch, smart meters on the network, and enrollment in the utility's demand programs — paperwork done by us.
One name. Two business hours to a remote answer. Your building drawn as your building — the fault glowing where it is.
Rated like a car, 0 to 4. You pick the rung. One call steps it back down.
Sample building, demo numbers. Your card reads from your own station.
Forge rides on top of the BMS we take care of. It learns the building and nudges the setpoints about every 15 minutes. Nothing torn out.
| VFD · the meter we already own | Speed | kW | Amps | kWh today | Status |
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How it works on your building: you say yes once in your utility account (Con Edison's Green Button Connect, NYC DEP's My DEP Account, PSE&G or National Grid for gas), and your meters flow straight into this screen — electric every 15 minutes, water every hour, steam if you're a Manhattan steam customer. Every VFD already measures its own kW, amps and kWh, so we read them over BACnet or Modbus and every drive becomes a free sub-meter. No new meters to buy for the motors.
EPA eGRID2023 (RFCE) and 0.0053 t CO₂e per therm. Demo numbers — never a savings number for your building before its baseline.
Schedules that follow the school calendar, summer work while the buildings are empty, paperwork a business administrator can sign.
Hundreds of controllers on one front end, one login, remote from anywhere. Old and new buildings on the same open network.
Your controls sub on every job. Controls quote in 48 hours from your drawings, scope letter attached. We don't bid your scope. Ever.
The controls section, points list, sequences and riser — in your format, open BACnet, in a week, free.
Cooling controls with redundancy, alarming, and the trend history the audit asks for. When a CRAC drifts, you know before the servers do. We learned critical-environment controls on Verizon's network — 45 controlled-environment vaults and equipment rooms where holding the temperature band is the job.
Controlled-environment vaults: tight temperature bands, alarms that reach a person at 3 AM, and a controller standard we service anywhere. 45 Verizon sites on Distech and counting.
Environmental controls for process rooms, blower-room and pump-room ventilation, the plant's own comfort — integrated to SCADA over BACnet or Modbus.
Ten kinds of people call us. Each gets an offer, an eight-slide deck you can forward, a three-minute pitch you can listen to, and a plan to raise the building's grade under Local Laws 87, 97, 33 and 88 and New Jersey benchmarking.
Each deck is eight slides, built for a phone screen and a conference-room TV. Press Listen and it plays itself with a voiceover — about three minutes. Pamil follows up within one business day.
Plain-language summary for planning — not legal advice. Your letter grade and LL97 number are free in the lookup above.
Every job we take is covered in New Jersey and New York. Need a certificate of insurance with your name on it? Ask Pamil — additional-insured wording written to match your contract.
Tips, jobs and the occasional holiday hello.
A quote, a controls section, a report card, a Forge number — one name, one phone, one email, one business day.
One name, one phone, one email. An answer within one business day — usually the same day.
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