Plugfest 2009 a Success for PAI Interface Connectivity to Proteus Facility Management Software

On October 13-14, Eagle Technology, Inc. participated in BACnet PlugFest 2009 in Atlanta, Ga. Eagle Technology successfully tested its ProTeus Alarm Interface (PAI) with current and planned Building Automation Systems from 12 vendors including: Johnson Controls, Honeywell, Trane, Carrier, Tridium and Siemens.

Mequon WI (PRWEB) November 4, 2009 -- Eagle Technology successfully tested its ProTeus Alarm Interface (PAI) with current and planned Building Automation Systems from 12 vendors including: Johnson Controls, Honeywell, Trane, Carrier, Tridium and Siemens.

PAI is designed to receive notification of Alarms, Alerts, and Events over BACnet, and will automatically generate a work order for Demand Maintenance or Preventive Maintenance based on the sensor point to ProTeus™, Eagle’s Enterprise Asset Management(EAM), Maintenance Management (MM) software solution. The work order is e-mailed to facility maintenance personnel or their mobile device to immediately take care of the problem, or perform timely PM tasks. This results in extended equipment life, lower energy costs, as well as guest comfort and satisfaction.

Eagle’s PAI and ProTeus are installed in over 500 buildings around the world including Burj Tower – Dubai, Jamaica Airport, Woodbine Entertainment Group- Toronto, Dallas Convention Center, ITC Gardinia Hotel – Bangalore, and many more. These customers have recognized the power of integrating building automation controls with a flexible, easy to use maintenance management system, and have seen cost savings as a result.
By enhancing the value of existing building management systems, PAI and ProTeus allow facility operations to measure and manage goals for energy conservation, equipment longevity, and sustainability.

Contact Eagle at +1-262-241-3845. http://www.eaglecmms.com.

The BACnet International BACnet Testing Laboratories Working Group hosted manufactures of BACnet products to attend the 2009 Interoperability Workshop (PlugFest) at the Sheraton Gateway Hotel in Atlanta, GA. This was the tenth annual BACnet Interoperability Workshop and was hosted by BACnet International. This event permits vendors to test their BACnet products in a neutral and friendly environment with BACnet devices from other vendors. Last year more than 98 BACnet engineers representing 29 companies attended the workshop and improved their BACnet implementations and testing methods.

For more information go to www.bacnet.org.

Eagle Technology, Inc. is a software and services company focused on developing comprehensive Facility Management Software, Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) and Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) to meet and exceed the needs of its customers. Eagle has assisted thousands of customer organizations improve maintenance operations, implement LEED, Green and Intelligent Building initiatives, increasing equipment uptime while reducing maintenance costs.

To promote, manage and service its customers worldwide, Eagle has developed partnerships with companies such as Microsoft, Trane, Johnson Controls, Honeywell and Tridium as well as other BACnet supported building automation vendors. A network of international dealers and partners who market Eagle’s solutions in 34 countries around the globe. Eagle’s software is available in English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Turkish, Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Hungarian.

Eagle has an installed base of over 3000 users at organizations worldwide. Customers include landmark facilities such as Lambeau Field, Burj Dubai, Bermuda Airport, University of Wisconsin, Morrow County Hospital, the City of Milwaukee and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Fortune 500 companies such as Cadbury, Con Agra Foods, Jabil Circuit, Boeing, Textron, J.T. Walker, Pentair, Schering-Plough Pharmaceuticals and John Deere rely on Eagle’s products to manage their maintenance operations.

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