Buildings IoT technology company becomes newest silver member
The BACnet community is proud to announce that Softdel has become the latest company to join BACnet International as a silver member. Softdel delivers IoT design, consulting, development and integration solutions to a wide range of global product companies and OEMs to help them innovate faster. A suite of pre-built software stacks and tools not only help to reduce time to market but also make Softdel’s solutions more affordable.
“Softdel has been providing BACnet based solutions for more than a decade,” said Anil Wani, director at Softdel. “Through the years, we have helped global OEMs with the integration of BACnet in their Smart Building and Lighting solutions. With BACnet as a key enabler, Softdel is now positioned to power the next line of B-IoT based cutting-edge solutions such as predictive equipment maintenance, remote device management, building analytics etc. Softdel is a proud member of the BACnet International community and is happy to continue to contribute to the evolving needs of the industry.”
Softdel joins more than 150 leading building automation suppliers as BACnet International members supporting promotion of BACnet as a global communications protocol.
“We are excited to welcome Softdel to the growing BACnet International community,” said Andy McMillan, president and managing director of BACnet International. “Softdel shares our goal of promoting the BACnet protocol and supporting the development of BACnet.
More information on BACnet International members can be found here. Companies interested in enjoying the benefits of BACnet International membership can get more information here.
About BACnet International
BACnet International is an industry association that facilitates the successful use of the BACnet protocol in building automation and control systems through interoperability testing, educational programs and promotional activities. BACnet International oversees operation of the BACnet Testing Labs (BTL) and maintains a global listing of tested products. The BACnet standard was developed by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) and has been made publicly available so that manufacturers can create interoperable systems of products. BACnet International complements the work of the ASHRAE standards committee and BACnet-related interest groups around the world. BACnet International members include building owners, consulting engineers and facility managers, as well as companies involved in the design, manufacturing, installation, commissioning and maintenance of control equipment that uses BACnet for communication.