Expert Installation & Pre-Commissioning Services
Reliable BMS installation and testing to ensure smooth, hassle-free system commissioning.
Seamless Installation & Thorough Pre-Commissioning
Our expert team delivers a structured installation process, ensuring all BMS components are correctly installed and wired before commissioning.
Professional Installation Services
We begin with a detailed site survey, planning optimal cable routing and containment. Our team then installs all necessary components, ensuring a secure and compliant setup.
Pre-Commissioning for a Smooth Start
We verify cabling integrity, checking all connections before commissioning. Early fault detection ensures a smooth, issue-free start-up.
Why Our Installation Services Stand Out
Reliable & Efficient Installations
Our team follows a meticulous process, ensuring every system is installed correctly and operates seamlessly from the start.
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Thorough Pre-Commissioning Checks
We test all connections and system components before commissioning, preventing faults and avoiding costly delays.
Certified & Compliant Solutions
Every installation meets industry standards, with full documentation and certification provided for compliance and peace of mind.
Why Choose Invictus Control Solutions?
With expert engineers and a customer-focused approach, we deliver installations that meet the highest standards of precision and reliability.
Experienced Specialists
Our team ensures all components are installed and tested to eliminate potential faults before commissioning.
Customer-Focused Approach
We prioritise clear communication, minimal disruption, and full compliance with project requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common inquiries about our building management solutions and services to help you make informed decisions.
Yes, most modern-day controls systems can integrate with a third-party system, dependent on the type of system that is to be integrated with, you can communicate via protocols such as BACnet, Modbus or Mbus.
Most control systems have the ability to have firewall protection. But it is common to have the control system on a separate IP network from the main building IP network system. This is because the controls would have no internet connection, this is so that no outside entity can infiltrate the control system's network. If the system is to use the buildings network infrastructure, by protocol, the IT department would ensure that the system is secure from outside connection using their own firewall.
There are many control systems out there, and most are quite similar in what they do. But some do have better integration protocols, and some have better remote connection availability, but it all depends on they type of plant that is being controlled and how much information is required.
With the introduction of Trend Controls IQVision and Tridium's Niagra AX, these are graphics packages that can negotiate with most control systems as they use the BACnet integration protocol. This allows the graphics software to pull information via the BACnet gateway from the third party, to display operation, temperatures etc...
Most control systems have the ability to send alarms via a router to a remote connection such as text message stating the alarm. They can also be sent via email using the IP network through a router to a designated email stating an alarm. The remote alarm system normally sends critical alarms such as Fire and Critical plant failures, for example, that look after IT comms rooms etc...
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