Location: Kirkenes, Norway
A large-scale building automation project in Kirkenes, Norway, showcasing full integration of HVAC, lighting, and energy management systems into a unified control platform.
In Kirkenes, Norway, a large-scale building automation project was realised, integrating HVAC, lighting, and energy management systems into a unified control platform. The system architecture comprises approximately 58 BACnet controllers with over 700 I/O points, all connected via BACnet TCP/IP to a centralised Building Management System (BMS). Products from SE-Elektronic were used to ensure reliable communication and seamless integration across the various subsystems. Additional subsystems such as air conditioning, heating, and room-level controls were integrated using Modbus and Belimo Bus protocols, ensuring interoperability across all building functions.
The project delivered a fully integrated and highly responsive building automation environment. With centralised control and real-time data exchange, the system ensures optimal energy efficiency, comfort, and operational transparency. SE-Elektronic’s products contributed to the system’s modular design, allowing for easy expansion and maintenance. The use of open protocols like BACnet and Modbus guarantees vendor independence and long-term flexibility.
This project exemplifies how intelligent integration of building systems can significantly reduce energy consumption and improve operational sustainability. By leveraging open communication protocols and decentralised control, the system minimises energy waste, enhances occupant comfort, and supports long-term environmental goals. The scalable architecture ensures that future upgrades or expansions can be implemented with minimal disruption and maximum efficiency.
Active temperature sensor for F-bus with freely programmable LEDs, push button and potentiometer, self-calibrating.
7“ capacitive touch display with protection level IP23 and pre-installed SE-Kiosk app for control and visualization of process data of the automation stations (e.g. E-DDC2.3)
Freely programmable modular DDC unit for regulating, controlling, monitoring and optimising systems for building automation.
