Building Automation Systems (BAS) are the control layer behind HVAC, lighting, and power monitoring in modern facilities — and increasingly overlap with the BMS and DCIM platforms used in data centers. This course covers BAS architecture, sensor and controller basics, and how automation logic actually gets built and tuned.
You'll leave able to read a points list, understand a control sequence, and troubleshoot the integration issues that come up when BAS meets facility-specific monitoring.
What You'll Learn
- Understand BAS architecture and how it overlaps with BMS/DCIM platforms
- Read and interpret BAS control sequences and points lists
- Evaluate sensor and controller placement for accurate automation
- Troubleshoot common BAS integration issues
Course Modules
BAS Architecture Fundamentals
How controllers, sensors, and the central platform fit together.
Control Sequences & Points Lists
Reading the logic that actually drives automated systems.
Sensor & Controller Basics
Placement and calibration fundamentals for accurate control.
BAS Integration & Troubleshooting
Common integration issues between BAS and other facility systems.
Who This Course Is For
Audience: Facilities engineers and technicians working with or evaluating BAS platforms.