Simple local Web BMS
Fast overview of devices, values, alarms and trends through a responsive browser interface—without a heavy SCADA client.
A fast-evolving, scalable platform that connects building and industrial devices into a simple, intuitive local web BMS.
Unified points · logic · trends · alarms · schedules
Feniks2Bacnet normalises data from different protocols into one consistent model. Operators work in a clean local web interface, while engineers retain access to diagnostics, mapping, trends, alarms and configuration.
Fast overview of devices, values, alarms and trends through a responsive browser interface—without a heavy SCADA client.
Clear navigation, role-oriented views and touch-friendly screens reduce training time and everyday complexity.
Templates, structured point mapping and reusable drivers shorten integration and commissioning cycles.
Start with a local gateway and extend toward more devices, panels, sites, BACnet systems and optional cloud access.
The platform is designed to connect existing equipment instead of forcing unnecessary replacement. Devices are mapped into stable, readable points that can be used by web views, trends, alarms, schedules and supervisory BMS systems.
Core communication, visualisation and automation do not depend on a permanent cloud connection. Optional remote access is an additional service layer—not the foundation of operation.
The connector is conceived as a controlled outbound WSS connection for support, diagnostics and authorised remote access—without exposing the local system through open inbound ports.
HVAC, rooms, plant equipment, meters and controllers in one operator-friendly view.
Add modern web access and protocol connectivity while preserving functional equipment.
Structured BACnet objects for integration into a supervisory BMS environment.
Electricity, water, heat and gas values with local trends and clearer operational context.
Focused interfaces for plant rooms, reception areas, rooms and service personnel.
A scalable concept for gradual expansion across devices, systems and multiple locations.
Driver stability, web usability, BACnet mapping, local runtime performance and remote-access workflows are being validated in practical environments. Functions and visual details may still change before release.