The world of building automation speaks BACnet

BACnet (Building Automation and Control Networks) is a communication protocol, wich is specifically designed for building automation applications. Since the first issue in the year 1995 BACnet has become a world-wide standard and is continuously maintained and updated in the ASHRAE committee SSPC-135.

BACnet becomes more and more important in private and public buildings. Connecting devices from different manufacturers requires a precise specification though.

Communication Protocol

This training course is specifically directed to all parties involved in planning and specifying buildings. It is also important to system integrators to understand the requirements.  In this course you will learn the basic elements: Networks, Objects and Services and the advanced functionality areas alarming, scheduling and trend-logging. Furthermore you learn how to specify BACnet in tenders to get the best possible interoperability.

Network Security using the latest approach BACnet/SC will be introduced as well. Cyber Security becomes more and more important. BACnet/SC (Secure Connect) adds encrypted communication to building automation devices and components. Learn more how to specify security to building networks and infrastructures.

The instructor, Frank Schubert from Beckhoff Automation, also represents BACnet Europe. Schubert has been involved in the development of the standard since 1997, and has experience with the implementation of several large installations in Central Europe.

Building automation designers use BACnet for connecting multiple devices and systems to implement sophisticated energy management, occupant comfort, and building security applications. They also use it to integrate information and control for multiple building systems into a single graphical user interface. The use of BACnet in building automation simplifies operations. It can also reduces training, streamlines maintenance, offers flexibility, and allows for backward compatible extensions and cross-functional add-ons.

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Article about the course in Norwegian, can be found here! 

For detailed list of topics both days, please download PDF program below

Program (the program is subject to change)

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  • 09:00

    Registration

  • 09:30-11:30

    Lectures with breaks in between

    Frank Schubert | Beckhoff Automation

  • 11:30-12:30

    Lunch

  • 12:30-16:30

    Lectures with breaks in between

    Frank Schubert | Beckhoff Automation

  • 19:00

    Dinner

  • 08:30-11:30

    Lectures with breaks in between

    Frank Schubert | Beckhoff Automation

  • 11:30-12:30

    Lunch

  • 12:30-15:30

    Lectures with breaks in between

    Frank Schubert | Beckhoff Automation

Registration

Presenters

Frank Schubert | Beckhoff Automation GmbH & Co.

Frank Schubert from Beckhoff Automation, also represents BACnet Europe. Schubert has been involved in the development of the BACnet standard since 1997, and has experience with the implementation of several large BACnet installations in Central Europe.

Practical information

Date

15.02.23 - 16.02.23

Location

Scandic Solli
Parkveien 68
0202 Oslo

Participation fee

  • Company member NOK 7 000,-
  • Personal member NOK 7 000,-
  • Non members NOK 10 000,-

 

Dinner

We will arrange a dinner at the hotel February 15th. Price is NOK 950,-incl 2 units and coffee

Menu:

  • Salad with small potatoes and cured ham, chives, toasted hazelnuts, Røros sour cream and marinated Jarlsberg
  • Oven-baked chicken breast Livèche chicken, glazed pea onions, celery cream, pickled apples and broccolini. Potatoes baked in duck fat. Red wine sauce
  • Yoghurt panna cotta on a pistachio base, with cinnamon pickled pears and yoghurt sour cream ice cream

Be sure to let us know about any allergies so we can adapt the menu for you

Accommodation

To book at Scandic Solli, use this link: Scandic Hotels

 

 

Other information

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