Resource Data Management Australia (RDM AUS) will be onsite at this year’s ARBS exhibition in Melbourne to showcase solutions for creating smart, efficient commercial buildings. RDM’s intelligent controls and automation software have been proven to lower operating costs and the carbon footprint for businesses across industries, including food and non-food retail, the cold chain, leisure centres, and more. The solutions on display on stand 180 turn buildings into future-ready, connected facilities where maintenance and investment decisions are supported by data. 

Control and Monitor All Building Devices Including Third-Party from One Platform

Being able to integrate all HVAC&R and other equipment into one comprehensive control and monitoring strategy is essential to increase efficiency and save operating costs. RDM’s control and monitoring system front-end DMTouch enables businesses to manage all assets, including third-party devices, from one platform. Its unparalleled energy-saving software features help businesses to further increase their savings by ensuring their refrigeration systems run as efficiently as possible. 

Increase Smart Building Efficiency with Outstanding Automation Software

Custom-tailored PLC software reduces energy, overhead costs, optimises operating processes, and improves occupant comfort. Easy to implement, it offers the same benefits to organisations of all sizes. RDM’s PLC software TDB is highly flexible and has been used by businesses worldwide to create energy-saving control strategies. TDB is built-in as standard on a range of RDM’s HVAC&R controllers and the software licence lasts for the lifetime of the hardware. Free-to-download desktop editing software is also available. 

Meet The Team at Stand 180

If you’re looking for solutions at ARBS to enhance you data-driven decisions and drive the efficiency and reduce operating costs of your building, stop by RDM Australia’s stand 180 and meet the team. Our experts will be onsite to provide more information on our solutions. 

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