Romutec & MBS:

Integrate field devices more quickly

From the I/O level to building automation

 

Modern building automation starts at the field level. Sensors, actuators, and technical systems provide the data on which smart buildings are based. However, integrating this information into higher-level systems is often time-consuming and prone to errors.

Romutec and MBS have jointly developed a solution that significantly simplifies this process.

The Challenge
Every building starts at the field level. Sensors, actuators, and technical systems provide the information on which modern building automation is based.

However, integrating them into higher-level systems is often time-consuming and complex.


:Romutec provides the right I/O technology.

MBS automatically integrates this information with open communication standards such as BACnet, MQTT, Modbus, or Profinet. This creates a seamless flow of information from the field level to the management level.

The result

  • Faster commissioning

  • Less engineering effort

  • Reduced project costs

  • Greater flexibility

  • Future-proof integration

Typical areas of application

  • New construction

  • Modernizations

  • Industrial facilities

  • Hospitals

  • Universities

  • Commercial real estate


Achieving more together
Romutec provides data from the field level.
MBS makes this data usable in building automation.

Together, we reduce complexity and lay the groundwork for modern, open building automation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are I/O modules in building automation?
I/O modules capture signals from sensors and actuators and make this information available to automation and management systems.

Why is integrating field devices often so time-consuming?
Different manufacturers, communication protocols, and data structures often result in significant engineering and configuration efforts.

What is automated mapping?
In automatedmapping, data points are automatically detected and assigned to the corresponding communication objects.

Which communication standards are supported?
Depending on the application, BACnet, MQTT, Modbus TCP, or Profinet can be used.

What are the benefits of automated integration?
Less configuration work, faster deployment, fewer errors, and lower project costs.