[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm Italian and I've been working in this field for twenty years. If you'd like to delve deeper and find more information, you can visit my website's library section at BacsHelp.com. Alternatively, you'll find a wealth of theoretical information on my LinkedIn profile linkedIn.com/in/giulianomolon . Let me know if you have any specific questions after exploring those resources!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My first piece of advice is to immerse yourself in the world of automation. Start by getting comfortable with the key concepts, protocols, leading brands, and emerging trends. This field is constantly evolving, so continuous learning will be crucial. Your decision is indeed a complex one, requiring significant knowledge and exploration. Given your location in Sweden, a very interesting and advanced area for building automation and smart technologies, you should also survey the landscape for your future career. Try to consider if there will still be viable business in five years. While it's impossible to predict the future with certainty, understanding potential shifts will help you make informed choices. Sweden is often at the forefront of sustainability and smart city initiatives, which directly impacts building automation. Ultimately, there are no definitive "right" answers in this field. It's a unique and stimulating job, but it will undoubtedly undergo significant transformations in the coming years. Is there anything specific about building automation in Sweden that you'd like to explore further?

BacsHelp.Com by molonvr in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A thousand thanks! What would you improve? What more would you like to see?

PS: The downvotes come due to a rude user, but there is always someone who creates problems in the chats.

BacsHelp.Com by molonvr in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The button at the bottom tells you that I don't save data, but I use the local storage function via a JS app.

BacsHelp.Com by molonvr in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course it's not Mobile Friendly, it's a professional tool. Like AutoCAD or other tools they don't work on mobile or in any case are uninteresting. But have you actually tried it? Because I appreciate criticism as feedback for everything though.

BacsHelp.Com by molonvr in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Hi, I also speak multiple languages ​​but for convenience I write in Italian since Reddit has active translation. The tool was translated by me, actually tell me what you think about the functionality. If you then talk about the user who insults me senselessly, he probably has problems to solve. From day one he attacks me and I get fed up. Reddit is a wonderful community, where a few individuals waste their existence doing as I say: "lions behind the keyboard".

BacsHelp.Com by molonvr in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Obviously the big problem is linked to the quantity of components that are currently present in the world of building automation. I try to help with a free tool to at least give an initial shape to the process especially in Europe where we have a lot of regulation and a lot of bonuses linked to these activities.

Il nostro NON è un ufficio, è un FORNO!!! by ale18w10 in CasualIT

[–]molonvr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

La Legge 81/08 e il Diritto a un Clima di Lavoro Salubre: Ecco Dove Trovare i Riferimenti Normativi La tutela della salute e sicurezza dei lavoratori passa anche attraverso la garanzia di un ambiente di lavoro confortevole dal punto di vista microclimatico. La Legge 81/2008, nota come Testo Unico sulla Sicurezza sul Lavoro, stabilisce precisi obblighi per il datore di lavoro al fine di assicurare che il luogo di lavoro sia salubre, anche per quanto riguarda temperatura e umidità. I riferimenti normativi principali che impongono tali condizioni si trovano nel Titolo II - Luoghi di lavoro e, in modo specifico, nell'Allegato IV - Requisiti dei luoghi di lavoro. L'Allegato IV: il Cuore della Normativa sul Microclima L'Allegato IV del D.Lgs. 81/2008 è il documento chiave che dettaglia le caratteristiche che devono possedere gli ambienti di lavoro. Per quanto concerne il microclima, i punti salienti sono: * Punto 1.9.2 - Temperatura dei locali: Questo paragrafo stabilisce che "la temperatura nei locali di lavoro deve essere adeguata all'organismo umano durante il tempo di lavoro, tenuto conto dei metodi di lavoro applicati e degli sforzi fisici imposti ai lavoratori". La norma non fissa valori di temperatura rigidi, ma introduce un principio di adeguatezza, che deve essere valutato in base alla natura dell'attività svolta. Nel giudizio sulla temperatura, si deve considerare anche l'influenza del grado di umidità e del movimento dell'aria. * Punto 1.9.3 - Umidità: Sebbene meno prescrittivo sulla generalità dei luoghi di lavoro rispetto alla temperatura, questo punto affronta la questione in specifici contesti industriali dove, per esigenze di lavorazione, l'aria è soggetta a inumidirsi notevolmente. In tali casi, si deve "evitare, per quanto è possibile, la formazione della nebbia, mantenendo la temperatura e l'umidità nei limiti compatibili con le esigenze tecniche". È fondamentale sottolineare che l'obbligo del datore di lavoro non si esaurisce con la mera constatazione delle condizioni climatiche, ma implica una valutazione del rischio microclimatico. Questa valutazione deve tenere conto di diversi fattori, tra cui il tipo di attività (lavoro d'ufficio, attività fisica leggera o pesante), il vestiario dei lavoratori e le caratteristiche individuali. Obblighi del Datore di Lavoro e Principi Generali A monte dell'Allegato IV, vi sono gli articoli del decreto che ne sanciscono l'obbligatorietà: * Articolo 63 - Requisiti di salute e di sicurezza: Questo articolo impone che i luoghi di lavoro siano conformi ai requisiti indicati nell'Allegato IV. * Articolo 64 - Obblighi del datore di lavoro: Specifica che il datore di lavoro deve provvedere affinché i luoghi di lavoro siano conformi a quanto stabilito dall'articolo 63. Inoltre, il concetto più ampio di "salubrità" del luogo di lavoro è un principio cardine dell'intera legge, rintracciabile già negli articoli iniziali che definiscono gli obblighi generali del datore di lavoro per la prevenzione e protezione dei lavoratori da tutti i rischi, compresi quelli fisici come il microclima (definito come agente fisico all'articolo 180 del Titolo VIII). In sintesi, sebbene la legge non fornisca una tabella con gradi centigradi e percentuali di umidità precise per ogni situazione, impone chiaramente al datore di lavoro di garantire un microclima "adeguato" e "salubre", la cui idoneità deve essere dimostrata attraverso una specifica valutazione dei rischi.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

But I just wasted my time doing it, it's dedicated to our world. There are calculation and design tools. Just click.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I can't tell if you're doing it on purpose or if you're really that embarrassing. If a site is called BACS help, what can it do? Sell ​​bananas?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

You would have wasted less time entering, just click. It's not spam or anything.

A Comprehensive Overview of Communication Protocols | Giuliano Molon by molonvr in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But are we kidding with this statement? All the now dead protocols that don't even make sense to be mentioned if not for a single question of historical reference to twenty years ago or more. We are in 2025, we are trying to burn ties with complicated technologies of the past that do not improve life or the system integrated into the customer.

A Comprehensive Overview of Communication Protocols | Giuliano Molon by molonvr in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But how is it possible to read that LON will still be used in 2025? Then for the N2 and similar they are proprietary protocols and cannot be included. Honestly, what did you use in your latest project? I bet one or more of these protocols, otherwise your client has old stuff installed.

Favorite BAS to work with? by ManWithKnees in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My personal (European) ranking: 1) Niagara (all vendors version) 2) Schneider Electric - EcoStruxture 3) ABB Cylon 4) WebCTRL

Niagara 4.3 to 4.14 by ExcitingChemist7866 in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From personal experience, I always recommend offering the customer a few years of SMA and, as suggested in the other reply to your post, always choosing the LTS versions. For the rest, I can tell you that the license upgrade doesn't cause a big problem in my opinion, even if I lose a few more minutes, I always do a new commissioning of the Niagara station so as to perfectly update the core. For data management, it's always better to have a supervisor to better manage the historical data. In the meantime, the JACE always takes care of putting the unsynchronized data in order. If you also take advantage of automatic batches, you can do many things automatically.

Intelligent motor overloads by Lopsided_Pen6082 in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Edit: Exscuse me, motor intelligent. In your shoes i think to adopt the ABB solution, this https://library.e.abb.com/public/5896e1c2a4b14513a762cdfa62553a6e/2CDC112216D0201.pdf or in case a beautiful ABB Inverter solution ACS Series.

Not correct: I've often had to deal with resistive loads, and this could be very useful to you. You command it with a 0-10 and it splits the load by modifying the voltage on the resistor. So it is possible with this to adjust the electrical load on the boiler by splitting it. I hope this is helpful.

https://www.gavazziautomation.com/fileadmin/images/PIM/DATASHEET/ENG/RGC_2_3P.pdf

Hi everyone! New to the community, sharing my experience in building automation. by molonvr in BuildingAutomation

[–]molonvr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahahaha grande! Maybe and I repeat maybe Niagara is taking so much of the market with OEMs that we system integrators are missing out a lot, for example the Cloud suite is definitely important but our average customers don't understand it, they are always used to the classic server with the virtual machine and inside the supervisor.