Introduction to BMS

What is the primary goal of a Building Management System (BMS)?

• Increase building size

• Ensure efficient operation, enhance comfort, reduce energy use, and provide safety

• Only monitor lighting

• Manage parking spaces

Which of the following best describes the main components of a Building Management System (BMS)?

• Controllers, printers, and cash registers

• Only software applications

• Just wired networks

• Sensors, actuators, user interface, data analytics, and communication networks

Which of the following functions can a Building Management System (BMS) typically perform?

• Only controls building lighting

• Manages HVAC, security, lighting, and energy usage

• Sells building materials

• Only controls elevators

In the hierarchy of a Building Management System (BMS), which level do controllers primarily belong to?

• Automation level

• Management level

• Field level

• Cloud level

Who is primarily responsible for configuring BMS software and setting up communication protocols in a Building Management System project?

• Installation Team

• BMS Operator

• System Programmer

• Maintenance Engineer

Which of the following is NOT true about BMS and SCADA systems?

• BMS is designed for managing building systems like HVAC, lighting, and security.

• SCADA can only be used in factories and not in buildings.

• Both BMS and SCADA can provide real-time monitoring and control.

• BMS and SCADA systems can both use data analytics for optimization

What does SAVIC stand for?

• System for Automatic Vital Control

• Smart Automated Valve Integration Console

• Secure Access and Verification Interface Controller

• Sensor Analysis and Visual Inspection Center