BMS control panels
Power supplies, protective devices, relays, contactors, terminals, control wiring and field connections.
BMS & Controls
Building Management Systems & Controls
Electrical and controls support for commercial building systems, integrating plant, field devices, control panels and building-management infrastructure.
From power and control wiring to sensors, actuators, interfaces and fault diagnosis, ElectroLogic supports the electrical layer that allows building systems to operate together.
Connected building systems
Understanding the system, not just the circuit.
Modern commercial buildings rely on multiple systems operating together. BMS panels, sensors, actuators, relays, contactors, inverters, meters, ventilation plant, fire interfaces and lighting controls can all affect how a building behaves.
ElectroLogic provides electrical and controls support across these interconnected systems, helping identify faults, complete alterations, install field devices and support integration works in live commercial environments.
“Electrical faults are not always electrical-component faults. Understanding the control sequence is often what finds the real problem.”
Technical capabilities
Support across the electrical control path.
Sensors & field devices
Temperature, pressure, airflow, CO₂, occupancy and other building-services sensors where electrically applicable.
Actuators & control devices
Valve actuators, damper actuators, relays, contactors and electrically controlled field equipment.
Plant control interfaces
Electrical interfaces for AHUs, FCUs, pumps, fans, ventilation systems and other mechanical plant.
Variable speed drives
Electrical support, control wiring, enable signals, fault investigation and interface checks for VSDs and inverters.
Fire alarm interfaces
Plant shutdowns, dampers, ventilation interlocks and other control interactions where applicable.
Meters & monitoring
Electrical metering, current transformers, sub-metering and data points used within building-management systems.
Control wiring
ELV and control cabling, panel wiring, field connections, termination, identification and alterations.
BMS communications support
Electrical and physical-layer support for connected devices, communications wiring and interfaces such as Modbus where appropriate.
Fault diagnosis
Tracing control signals and checking supplies, relays, sensors, actuators, interlocks and plant-response sequences.
Controls alterations
Adding or modifying field devices, relays, interfaces and wiring to support building changes or plant replacements.
Testing & commissioning support
Electrical verification, point-to-point and device-operation checks alongside specialist BMS engineers where required.
Fault diagnosis
Finding where the control sequence breaks down.
A reported plant fault can begin at any point between the incoming supply, control command, field device and mechanical response.
Find the point where the sequence stops.
Loss of electrical supply
Protective-device operation
Failed relay or contactor
Faulty sensor
Failed actuator
Broken control wiring
Incorrect enable signal
Inverter or VSD fault
Fire alarm interlock
BMS command or interface issue
Mechanical plant fault
Multiple interacting conditions
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Power
Verify supplies and protective devices.
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Control
Confirm commands, relays, enables and interlocks.
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Field
Check sensors, actuators and field devices.
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Plant
Confirm the equipment is electrically and mechanically able to respond.
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Integration
Locate the issue within the electrical installation, field control layer or specialist BMS/software layer.
Plant & building services
Controls support across building-services plant.
Electrical and control-layer support is kept clearly within scope, with mechanical or software specialists coordinated where their expertise is required.
Air & ventilation
- Air handling units
- Supply and extract fans
- Fan coil units
- MVHR systems
- Dampers
Mechanical / plant control
- Pumps where electrically relevant
- Control valves and actuators
- Inverters and VSDs
- Heating and cooling interfaces
Monitoring & safety
- Metering
- Fire alarm shutdown interfaces
System interfaces
- Access-control interfaces
- Lighting-control interfaces
Live commercial environments
Technical work shaped around building operation.
Occupied buildings
Diagnostics and alterations planned around building users and operational requirements.
FM & controls coordination
Working alongside FM teams, BMS engineers, mechanical contractors and specialist controls providers.
Controlled intervention
Safe isolation, point identification and methodical testing to avoid unnecessary disruption.
Clear technical reporting
Record what was tested, what failed, what was restored and where specialist follow-on work is required.
System integration
The interfaces between systems matter.
ElectroLogic supports the electrical, field-device, wiring, relay, interface and diagnostic side of integrations, working alongside the relevant specialist engineers where software configuration is required.
Successful integration depends on both the software command and the physical device responding correctly.
BMS ↔ ventilation
BMS ↔ electrical metering
BMS ↔ fire alarm
BMS ↔ access control
BMS ↔ lighting controls
BMS ↔ plant control panels
BMS ↔ sensors / field devices
BMS ↔ energy monitoring
Technical support process
Follow the signal. Verify the response.
- 01
Understand
Review the reported issue, system operation and required outcome.
- 02
Trace
Identify supplies, signals, devices, interfaces and the relevant control sequence.
- 03
Test
Verify electrical conditions, field devices, relays, actuators and plant responses.
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Resolve
Repair or alter the electrical and control infrastructure where within scope.
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Report & coordinate
Document findings and identify specialist BMS, software or mechanical follow-on requirements.
Technical support
Need support with a building controls fault or integration?
ElectroLogic can assist with electrical controls, BMS field devices, plant interfaces, control wiring and systematic fault diagnosis across commercial building systems.