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Building Automation Systems for Large Buildings & Campuses

Intelligent, flexible solutions to design and manage smarter

Managing large buildings or multiple campuses comes with an array of challenges.
With Trane, you can seamlessly control them from a single integrated platform.

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How Do Building Automation Systems Work?

Building automation systems (BAS) empower how you, your team and your approved building occupants remotely monitor and manage facilities from your devices. While there are universal benefits—like increased control, efficiency and savings—there are also specific, large-scale advantages worth examining.

Large Building BAS

No matter how big your buildings are or get, a BAS allows you to effectively scale to meet their needs and assimilate new components into your existing ecosystem.

Fulfill evolving sustainability and regulatory demands
Create spaces that encourage higher worker productivity and well-being
Be primed for business growth even as your systems get more complex

Campus BAS

Regardless of which building occupants find themselves in, multi-facility schools and healthcare practices need to keep them comfortable and safe in the most streamlined and seamless manner possible.

Manage control settings and alarms for all types of environments—from dining halls to waiting rooms
Seamlessly adjust to ever-changing occupancy numbers
Give new life to old facilities without hindrances to day-to-day operations

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BMS Customer Stories

Customer Story

Bringing 6 Iconic NYC Buildings into LL97 Compliance

Trane upgraded six luxury NYC buildings to comply with LL97, reducing annual carbon emissions by 3,633 metric tons (equivalent to 9.3M miles driven) and saving 5.2M kWh.

November 26, 2024

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Insights from an Expert: Building Automation and Healthcare with Michael Leach

Mike Leach leads building automation sales for the Florida Region. He has been with Trane since 2009 in progressive positions as Sales Engineer, Controls Operations Manager, Systems Sales Manager, and his current role. Mike is based out of the Tampa office with his wife and two daughters. He is a licensed professional engineer and has a bachelor’s degree in engineering and a Master of Business Administration, both from the University of Florida.

October 12, 2022