ISSN 1862-0698 www.enocean.com ® ENABLED BY ENOCEAN E 2017 2 perpetuumTHE WORLD OF ENERGY HARVESTING WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY Intelligent building asset management Listen to your building – What your building always wanted to tell you Vertuoz by ENGIE: 30% energy savings for schools in Paris Advertisement EDITORIAL 03 Dear reader, Have you ever wondered what currency you various data sources in our buildings such as are using to pay for the many innovative ser- room temperature and the Internet, for vices on your smartphone? Clearly, the data example in form of weather forecasts, com- generated by using your mobile phone pro- bining both by analyzing the typical building vides comprehensive information about who use. you are, what you are interested in or how you live and is therefore worth a lot of money Using this data, valuable conclusions can be for companies around the world. drawn which are then either automatically implemented in the control technology and The Internet of Things now enables our make our home safer and more comfortable, buildings to be integrated into the network. or give facility managers the necessary deci- Whether in the smart home, smart building sion-making bases to manage their buildings or Industry 4.0, in the future, the raw mate- in a more energy-effi cient and cost-effi cient rial data will make it possible to offer inno- manner. How self-powered wireless solu- vative services in buildings that can perma- tions from EnOcean generate raw data and nently change our lives and working help to make the “self-powered IoT” reliable environments. Is this going to be a curse or and safe can be read in this issue of blessing for the participants? Perpetuum. The right balance of data security, local data processing, cloud solutions and the use of artifi cial intelligence enables buildings and scarce energy resources to be better utilized, people to live healthier lives and to work more effi ciently. In future, not all data will be collected and processed centrally. On the other hand, complex processes in buildings must also work quickly and reliably even Andreas Schneider when the “world wide web” has a cold. But CEO, EnOcean GmbH it would be foolish to abandon the extensive benefi ts of data analysis and algorithms in a connected world, which have access to the 04 perpetuum E 2017 2 CONTENTS Editorial 03 Contents 04 Lead Topic: Intelligent building asset management Listen to your building – What your building always wanted to tell you 06 Cisco: openBerlin – Welcome to the digital smart building 10 Kamarq Exploration: Effi cient offi ce buildings 12 Pressac: Intelligent offi ce utilization 13 Easyfit: Smart lighting solutions Easyfi t – the perfect fi t for lighting systems 15 Casambi: Switch or smartphone? The smart answer is: both! 16 Silvair: Bluetooth Mesh – a milestone in the evolution of smart lighting technologies? 18 Xicato: Van Gogh Museum conserves energy – and art! 20 EnOcean Alliance: The radio standard for intelligent buildings References Thermokon: Climate control at its best 22 Vertuoz by ENGIE: 30% energy savings for schools in Paris 24 OBX: The future is now – Profi le of IoT-ready university campuses 26 Smart Buildings: Smart and ready for the Internet of Things 28 DELTA DORE SPEGA: Equipped for the future – Renovating a landmarked city hall 30 Jäger Direkt: Smart technology from the basement to the roof 32 SECO: Smart control for Johnson Controls offi ce in Wuxi 34 Solutions Honeywell PEHA: A new era in wireless technology – Easyclick in offi ce and 06 commercial buildings 35 WeberHaus: WeberHaus to feature Apple® HomeKit™ 36 Zuhause Plattform: The Zuhause Plattform EcoSystem: All functions. One system. 38 rms.lu: The hybrid passive house – combining sustainability with energy effi ciency 40 Vertuoz Fulham Lighting: The independent marketplace – Convergent smart building controls in the Middle East and Asia-Pacifi c regions 42 Digital Concepts: Are you ready for take off? Growth with scalable IoT systems 44 by ENGIE: Futurehome: Connecting smart devices 46 30% energy savings for Products schools in Paris Winkhaus: Clever contacts for smart windows 47 Intesis Software: Seamless integration – The bidirectional KNX to EnOcean Gateway 48 Weinzierl: The smallest on the market – and yet so secure 49 Micropelt: Flexible heating control thanks to remote management 50 BURG: Full networking increases comfort and security 51 SAUTER: Impressively simple BACnet single-room controller 52 TRIO2SYS: Welcome to the family 53 NEXELEC: A safer, more comfortable and more economical home 54 Eltako: Switching on the future 55 Dolphin products 868 MHz, 902 MHz, 928 MHz and 2.4 GHz 56 News & Services News | Masthead 57 Knowledge: Figures for the EnOcean ecosystem 58 Overview members EnOcean Alliance 59 05 EnOcean Listen to your building – What your building always wanted to tell you 36 WeberHaus to feature Apple® HomeKit™ BURG Full networking increases 24 comfort and security 51 06 perpetuum E 2017 2 INTELLIGENT BUILDING ASSET MANAGEMENT. Leading article Listen to your building – What your building always wanted to tell you Leading Article Intelligent building asset management Our buildings are more than just a roof over our heads, a home The eyes and ears of a building – these are or a workplace. The greater part of our lives play out within their electronic sensors that already enable classic building automation systems to control the walls. They can support us as we go about our everyday tasks lighting, shading and room climate of a so that we save time and money. We only have to lend them our building. The “Internet of Things“ adds new dimensions to classic building automation by eyes and ears and give them the opportunity to communicate transmitting sensor data to cloud-based IT with us. The EnOcean wireless standard suits this purpose per- platforms that link the data with other information available on the Internet and fectly. smart data analysis tools. This gives an entirely new dimension to services and By Armin Anders, Vice President Business Development, EnOcean GmbH business models. Classic building automation: lighting, shading, HVAC In classic building automation, lighting, shading and HVAC are controlled locally with suitably positioned wireless sensors, using so-called room controllers. The individual room controllers provide local control intelli- 07 Listen to your building – What your building always wanted to tell you gence and are connected to each other via New IoT buzzword: “building terns during normal operation as well as classic room automation buses, such as asset management“ events, and they also take into account KNX, LON, BacNet, TCP, etc. The wireless Building asset management is an important differences in times of day and seasonal connection of self-powered sensors based new tool with which companies establish effects. Usage patterns of the building, per- on the EnOcean radio standard to wall the requirements for the optimum man- sonnel and inventory can thus be prepared switches, window contacts, temperature agement of cost-intensive use of resources to determine the optimum use of resources sensors and motion detectors maximizes in terms of space, personnel and objects. and security requirements. flexibility and reduces costs compared to a An average of 50% of the available space wired solution. In addition to switches for in a typical office building remains unoccu- Saving lives – even this is simplified through controlling lights and shading, window con- pied over the course of a business day. the use of sensors due to the ability to tacts and motion detectors create the per- determine the location of a person left fect synergy, since they effectively combine Room sensors supply detailed information behind in the event of an emergency evacu- functions such as rain protection with intru- on how building areas and rooms are actu- ation. Higher security and fewer thefts by sion security and energy savings. ally being used and permit optimum room detecting people in restricted areas pre- planning and assignment of employees to vents unauthorized access and optimizes The EnOcean Alliance, with over 400 available spaces. Services in the area of access control. members in the field of building automa- human resource and inventory manage- tion, offers the benefits of a comprehensive ment can be significantly optimized with And finally, sensors make it possible to opti- ecosystem of interoperable self-powered the aid of suitable sensors. These sensors mize energy consumption and air quality wireless sensor solutions. supply detailed information on usage pat- based on the actual space occupancy. 08 perpetuum E 2017 2 INTELLIGENT BUILDING ASSET MANAGEMENT. Leading article Asset management in office Analyzing the use and Sales areas and gastronomy spaces and hotels determining the location of When it comes to sales and commercial Building space is an extremely expensive devices and furniture space, the flow of customers correlates with resource, costing up to several 100 euros per Current sensors in the supply line enable the staff requirements, sales figures and location square meter per month. However, less than use of electronic devices in a building to be attractiveness. Smart data analysis makes it 70% of many spaces is used, such as office evaluated. To analyze capacity utilization, a possible to distribute sales personnel working areas, hotel rooms, conference power meter located either in the power resources according to need and also pro- rooms, cafeterias, hallways and storage cable or the plug transmits the device’s cur- vide an indication of any improvements that rooms. As a result, running expenses in the rent status. Wireless beacons are used to may be needed to areas where sales are millions are unnecessarily incurred for heat- determine the location of mobile objects. An weak. Presence detectors supply detailed ing, lighting and maintenance. Existing hotel integrated temperature and humidity sensor information on parameters such as move- rooms can be upgraded without problems can also supply the ambient conditions of ment profiles, number of people and table with the aid of wireless sensors without the inventory.