Facility Management
CAR PARKING GUIDANCE SYSTEM
The ever growing economy of the urban localities results in the increase of car density. To solve the subsequent car parking problem in such urban localities it has become essential to have multi-level car parking (MLCP) structures to accommodate large number of cars. In such parking lots it will be frustrating and time consuming to search for a free slot without proper, reliable and quick guidance system.
The parking guidance system should provide for real time updation of car slots and should be shown on large displays so that it can be viewed from a long distance while on the move. It is required to have all the level’s information at the entrance itself so that the driver can plan to reach the nearest free level without having to stop in between. After reaching the level it is certainly helpful to view from a distance, available free slots so that one of the convenient free slots can be chosen and car parking can be done quickly.
Panic Alarm System for Assisted living homes
Assisted living with emergency medical care is becoming essential for senior citizens as their children are compelled to take up assignments far away from their home towns. Such living homes must have Panic button facility at every living room and wash rooms through which alarm can be raised and notified at central medical care/security station.
The system allows for a maximum of 3840 calling points to be scanned in less than a second for immediate notification at the centralised station.
Lift Display System
With the increase in customer expectations and requirements it has become essential to provide more information to the lift passengers either to make their travel easier or for the service provider to make use of the precious time of the passengers in promoting a company , product or service.
There are two units in this system.
- Lift Information Interface (LII) - collects digital data corresponding to the car position, movement and other information like overload, lift under maintenance etc., from the machine controller and sends it to the Display Module Interface (DMI) along with the time and date.
- Display Module Interface. (DMI) - consists of 320 x 240 pixels LCD on which the floor number, Time, Date, room temperature and other messages like overload, lift under maintenance etc., along with the symbols will be displayed. DMI will be placed in each landing and inside the lift.
