The primary function of a Building Management System (BMS) in HVAC design is to precisely regulate environmental parameters and conditions within clean rooms through the implementation of control algorithms for temperature, humidity, and pressure.

This solution facilitates comprehensive graphical representation of processes, conditions, and real-time sensor data. Critical parameters, such as alarm thresholds, PID loops, and production metrics, are accessible via SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition). Advanced users can establish dual-level alarm configurations for both Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and non-GMP parameters.

Efficient visualization, alarming, and fault diagnosis for all equipment and installations provide plant personnel with effective real-time monitoring support and maintenance assistance in cases of unacceptable or hazardous conditions. When seamlessly integrated, these systems become a pivotal component in managing and regulating facility energy consumption.

Furthermore, beyond engineering systems, BMS can be utilized and integrated with CCTVs, firefighting systems, lighting, elevators, and other facility infrastructure.