Open architecture and compatibility with most building and lighting protocols
Lighting supplier agnostic
amBX is a cost-effective way of linking multiple systems, acting as a middleware layer that transfers data
Constant development to ensure we remain compliant and compatible with future protocols
Easily integrates with a huge range of systems and devices.
Full suite of APIs, including a BACnet interface for easy integration with 3rd party systems.
Protocol-agnostic solution turns buildings into intelligent spaces.
An IP-based solution that can also be accessed and controlled via the cloud.
Can be operated as a standalone solution or integrated with building management systems.
The flexible architecture allows for single and multiple building use.
Users have full access to data collected from lights, sensors and devices via our dashboard or via a third-party system.
amBX’s SmartCore is an intelligent building control system that makes new and old buildings smart and adaptable. Our SmartCore tool integrates with BMS to allow System Integrators to install SmartCore with ease.
amBX’s SmartCore commissioning tool allows installers or integrators a complete system set up for your smart building:
- Space/zone creation and definition
- Light-Scene selection for each space
- Key sensor performance parameters
- Device configuration
- Can be used offsite for rapid system preparation
Enjoy watching the demo of our commissioning tool. if you have any questions or would like a live demo please contact us.
You can listen to our podcast episode with Rob here, or like, follow and subscribe on your favourite podcast platform.
Rob states: “The world is on fire; we have got to decarbonise buildings and our daily lives. We have to do this now. We can affect things quickly if we use things we have got already. By connecting to buildings, analysing the data that’s already there and effectively using the technology that is already installed allows a building to reduce energy consumption, improve insight and save costs without doing much at all”.
This first, easy step is what commercial buildings should be doing to start to address the issue and become more environmentally friendly.
