Experience Matters ...

A building management system is a major investment. When formulating your analysis, the initial pricing is not the only consideration. Select a team of professionals that have the expertise and knowledge to provide a properly operating system. Global Controls engineers have over 100 years of mechanical design and service experience which are an inherent portion of our controls design strategies. Global Controls will stand by you to help adapt the

system to changing business, technological, environment, and regulatory factors.

We know that building professionals seek systems that add value to their facilities for years, or even decades. And in today’s economic climate, you cannot afford to relinquish financial control to someone without your financial and operational interest.

We Keep Pace with Change ...

Product life-cycles of HVAC controls have diminished as control technology has improved. Now major HVAC manufacturers bring out new products every year that make the earlier controls obsolete. Global Control Solutions specializes in leveraging previous capital expenditures by re-purposing many components of legacy control systems and providing a pathway to transition to Open Platforms.

Empowering You for Long Term Savings ...

Open Platforms are not just open protocols like BACnet or Lon, but open in terms of giving the building owner choices. GCS provides an open protocol product that allows an owner to have multiple contractors install and service the system. GCS is a leader in the integration of all the buildings controls systems (HVAC, lighting, access and security) into one front end package, allowing the building owner “single seated control.” So, instead of opening one software package to look at building HVAC, another to look at lighting, and a third to look at energy sub-metering, GCS can tie all these systems together and customize a graphics package for the owner. Not only is this system easier for the building owner to operate, but GCS as an innovative systems integrator can taking advantage of a common platform to create unique control strategies that were not possible when the systems were on independent platforms.  For example, when someone enters a building using their key card access, the system lights the way to their office and turns on the HVAC to the specifications of that user.