Customer Story
Elevating Norton Healthcare Energy Efficiency
Norton Healthcare optimized energy efficiency, cut costs, and enhanced patient comfort with a comprehensive infrastructure upgrade.
Building Management System (BMS)
Enterprise-wide, remote-ready management support.
Managing multiple facilities comes with endless demands and dependencies. A Trane building management system offers an optimized view and automated control for all of your systems—whenever, wherever.
How Does a Building Management System Work?
A BMS automatically integrates your equipment—from HVAC and lighting to security—via your network. It creates intuitive dashboards, reports and more, backed by expert analytics and easily explorable from a remotely accessible online portal.
Then, what were once complex operations become accessible and easy to control, all in a matter of clicks. This ensures building owners, operators, managers and even untrained occupants can best monitor, manage and improve infrastructure.
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BMS Benefits
Whether viewing insights for multiple buildings or drilling down to an individual equipment level, a Trane BMS offers opportunities for smarter operational decisions, both big and small.
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Remotely monitor and troubleshoot equipment issues—anytime, anywhere, from mobile and desktop devices
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Centralize alarm schedules and malfunction notifications
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Support long-term data storage for documenting and monitoring system performance
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Facilitate tenant billing, work orders and preventative maintenance
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Automate lighting and building temperatures to work on specific schedules and in specific ranges
BMS Customer Stories
Customer Story
Bringing 6 Iconic NYC Buildings into LL97 Compliance
Trane upgraded six luxury NYC buildings to comply with LL97, reducing annual carbon emissions by 3,633 metric tons (equivalent to 9.3M miles driven) and saving 5.2M kWh.
Why Should Building Owners or Managers Use a BMS?
A Trane BMS alleviates the confusion, complexity and costs that arise with more manual, sequestered facility management. Among many benefits, they ensure that those who need data and system control the most always have access to it, when and where they need it most.
Can You Retrofit a BMS?
Yes, and in a way that’s compatible with your current operational and budget requirements.
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