BMS ADVISORY
Commission your BMS properly. After the warranty period, it's too late.
Your BMS has just been delivered. Everything seems to work… but nothing has really been tested. Now is the time to identify defects — not later.
The problem
A poorly commissioned BMS becomes a 10-year problem
- few defects are flagged at handover
- tests are limited or theoretical
- the building is still under-occupied
- defects remain invisible
Result:
- control drift
- progressive discomfort
- overconsumption
- vendor lock-in
And above all: no recourse after the warranty period.
Our approach
Test, verify, document — before the warranty expires
Technical verification
- consistency between as-builts, reality, and BMS views
- verification of key BACS decree requirements
- control logic verification
- interoperability check
Data & metering
- sub-metering verification (defects, consistency, usability)
- discrepancy checks between raw data and reporting tools
Operational testing
- scenarios (occupancy, comfort, time schedules)
- automated tests every Monday to detect discrepancies
- defect sheets for the building owner
- prioritization of actions to correct during warranty
The result
A reliable BMS today, a performance lever tomorrow
A properly commissioned BMS means:
- controlled operations from day one
- reliable, usable data
- an open and future-proof architecture
- a solid foundation for consumption optimization
You are the Client
File deficiency notices during the Warranty Period
Do you have an ongoing project or a recently delivered BMS?