Home and building automation

Building automation plays a key role in integrated building planning as it does, therefore, at Light+Building.

Against the background of the trend towards property upgrading in terms of greater comfort, safety and efficiency, building-services technology is increasingly becoming the most important factor in the battle for customers. And this will open up a variety of far-reaching opportunities in the field of building automation.

An intelligent interaction and perfect building management is only possible with automation and a functional combination of components and building services equipment. Building automation systems and innovative solutions in the field of measurement, control and regulation technology represent a vital aspect of system engineering and combining successfully them calls for an integrative planning approach that takes account of all disciplines at an early stage.

For the electrical engineering sector, Light+Building, which now includes house and building automation, is the world's most important platform for intelligent building services technology. As a result of the move from hall level 9.1, where the section was based at the last event, to 9.0, the electrical engineering section in Hall 8.0 and house and building automation are now even closer together and can, therefore, be reached more easily and quickly. The public will be demonstratet here the future-oriented solutions for house and building automation, facility management, contracting and other systems technology in buildings, such as photovoltaic systems and ways of shading buildings from the sun. House and building automation has a key role at Light+Building. Building-automation systems and innovative solutions in the field of measurement, control and regulatory technology are a crucial component in integrative systems engineering. As well as a comprehensive range of products in Hall 9.0, there will be lectures on the latest developments in the sector, within the framework of the Building Performance Congress.