COMMERCIAL WINDOW AUTOMATION
Commercial window automation systems
From individual automated openings to complex networked facades, EBSA integrates actuators, controls, field wiring, sensors and building interfaces into one coordinated commercial system.
D+H MECHATRONIC
Exclusive Australian partner
SYSTEM ENGINEERING
Actuation and control architecture
PROJECT DELIVERY
Installation, field cabling and commissioning
LIFECYCLE SUPPORT
Service, maintenance and system upgrades
THE COMPLETE SYSTEM
The window is only the starting point.
Reliable window automation depends on every part of the system working together. EBSA develops the actuator, mounting, wiring, controls, logic, sensors and building interfaces around the required operation of the facade.
OPERABLE WINDOW
ACTUATOR
MOUNTING
FIELD WIRING
CONTROLS
LOGIC + SENSORS
BMS / MECHANICAL / FIRE
COMMISSIONING
One coordinated system from the facade element to the building interface.
EXPLORE WINDOW AUTOMATION
Start with what the project needs to do.
WINDOW ACTUATORS
Select actuation around opening type, geometry, stroke, force, speed, synchronisation and mounting.
CONTROL SYSTEMS
Define groups, zones, sequences, inputs, monitoring and the control architecture required for the building.
NATURAL VENTILATION
Automate day-to-day ventilation, purge strategies, environmental response and building-control sequences.
SMOKE VENTILATION
Coordinate smoke-control operation, emergency power, zoning, monitoring and fire-system inputs.
BMS INTEGRATION
Connect the operable facade to building management, mechanical and other control systems.
WINDOW ACTUATION
The right actuator starts with the window and the required operation.
Actuator selection is an engineering decision, not simply a force rating. EBSA considers opening geometry, stroke, sash size and load, mounting space, closing force, speed, synchronisation, feedback, duty and the way the opening must behave within the wider system.
CHAIN ACTUATORS
Compact, versatile actuation for a wide range of commercial window types. Current D+H pathways include VCD, CDC, KA, CDM and CDP families.
RACK + PINION ACTUATORS
Robust linear actuation for larger strokes, higher forces and specialist facade applications, including D+H ZA and DXD families.
LOUVRE DRIVES
Purpose-designed actuation for operable louvre systems and facade elements requiring controlled, repeatable movement.
SPECIALIST DRIVES
Locking, door, rooflight and other actuation solutions for specific opening geometries and project requirements.
The actuator is selected around the opening, not the other way around.
CONTROL SYSTEMS
Control systems engineered around how the building needs to operate.
EBSA develops the control architecture from the required sequence of operation — actuator loads, groups and zones, ventilation functions, smoke-control priorities, local controls, sensors, monitoring and building interfaces.
The D+H control range allows EBSA to scale from compact natural-ventilation control through to networked smoke and ventilation systems for complex commercial facades.
COMPACT VENTILATION CONTROL
MULTI-GROUP VENTILATION
SMOKE + VENTILATION CONTROL
PROJECT-ENGINEERED / NETWORKED CONTROL
NATURAL VENTILATION CONTROLS
VCM, GVL and WRZ platforms provide control pathways for simple through multi-zone ventilation strategies.
SMOKE CONTROL PANELS
RZN-T, RZN-M, CPS-B and CPS-P provide scalable control options for smoke-control and combined ventilation applications.
PROJECT-ENGINEERED CPS-M
Modular, networked control architecture for complex projects. EBSA engineers and manufactures CPS-M systems in Australia around the required sequence of operation.
BUILDING COMMUNICATION
Low-level interfaces and high-level communication can be integrated through the selected control architecture, including Modbus and applicable D+H network and gateway technologies.
Built around the project, not adapted to it.
NATURAL VENTILATION
Automated openings that respond to the building.
Window automation turns operable facade elements into an active part of the building’s ventilation strategy. EBSA coordinates the openings, sensors, controls and building interfaces so the facade responds consistently to the required operating sequence.
DAY-TO-DAY VENTILATION
Automated opening and closing around the building’s normal ventilation strategy.
CO2 + TEMPERATURE RESPONSE
Use indoor environmental inputs to drive ventilation when the control strategy calls for it.
WEATHER RESPONSE
Coordinate automated openings with rain, wind and other external conditions.
NIGHT + PURGE VENTILATION
Use controlled opening sequences to support planned purge and night-ventilation strategies.
USER CONTROL
Combine automatic operation with local switches, touch controls and defined user override.
HVAC + BMS COORDINATION
Coordinate natural ventilation with mechanical services and building-level control strategies.