• Energy saving. Thanks to the intelligent management of the building, better efficiency and desired comfort are achieved at a lower energy cost, achieving considerable savings through lighting and ventilation control.
• Thermal and light control. They adapt the temperature and intensity of light in the environments according to a schedule to suit the needs of the user.
• Safety. Smart buildings offer their users security mechanisms and access levels to be able to manage and view the different types of alarms that occur in their different systems, such as fire alarms, existence of high concentrations of harmful gases, floods, unauthorized access, etc. etc.
• Comfort. The set of technologies that it integrates manages to create a pleasant environment for users in an efficient way.

The sensors  are the elements that allow the values ​​of the physical and chemical magnitudes that are intended to be measured to be transmitted to the monitoring systems.

The transmission of information to the system can be done through cables (wired sensors) or can be done wirelessly (wireless sensors).

Wireless Sensors

A Gateway or Controller is a device or node that connect the sensors, which provide the building with intelligence, and the central equipment. They allow the interconnection to the system to carry out communication, management and control tasks, to be able to understand the needs and adapt to them taking into account the different variables and their parameters to comply with the relevant automation, self-regulation and monitoring functions.