![]() ![]() You can’t build a custom integration of your own without leaning on the original developers of the BMS software. BMS systems usually have a dedicated controller, with “remote I/O” devices, which removes the need for a separate PLC (again, this is my limited knowledge). Outside of re-arranging their pre-built components, you have no real room for custom programming. As far as the control logic, they usually have a bunch of premade components (purpose built for Heating and Air, Lighting, etc.) you can lay out and just connect the dots. What I have observed is that dedicated BMS systems require a great deal of training in the way they do things… but once you’re trained, its fairly easy to use, and everything you should need is within their “walled garden”. Whether to use BMS software or Ignition, or both, depends on your preferences and skill set. This really is a question of “What tool do you want to use?”. ![]() But I can relay my observation while managing our own system at headquarters in Folsom. Hi I’m not a professional BMS engineer, so I can’t answer all of your questions. ![]()
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