Comprehensive Solutions

ISI uses the DDC control product line offered thru American Auto-Matrix (AAM). AAM is a veteran owned company and has been in business since 1979 and is based in Pennsylvania. AAM was the first facility / building automation system in the world to offer “Open Protocol” communications, generation to generation compatibility, distributed intelligence, direct digital control (DDC), and object oriented programming. Learn more by visiting www.aamatrix.com.

Open Protocol

ISI uses the “PUP” (public unitary protocol) and the “NB” (Native BACnet) product line offered by AAM. Over the years “Open Protocol” has become a common desire by facility owners and operators when it comes to the automation system(s) being installed into their building(s). This is why AAM is on the forefront of the BACnet (Building Automation Communications NETwork) industry with a massive range of BTL Certified BACnet controllers and devices. BACnet allows an open “portal” for your existing or future systems to communicate data to and from each other regardless of manufacturer.

Your Facility

ISI has installed systems in all types of facilities and environments. No matter how large or small your facility may be, ISI can design and install a system that will provide long-term reliability, expandability, and energy savings for years to come.

ISI has experience and has successfully installed DDC systems in the following types of facilities:

• Hospitals / Medical / Healthcare Buildings
• Military Installations
• Laboratories & Clean Rooms
• Geothermal Pumping Systems
• School Systems K-12
• Manufacturing & Distribution Facilities
• University Systems
• Financial Institutions
• Office & Multi-Use Buildings
• Variable Refrigerant Systems (VRF) Interfacing
• Worship Facilities / Churches
• “Lite” Systems for Fast Food & Convenient Stores
• Federal Buildings
• Hybrid DDC-Pneumatic Systems

ISI has a proven track record in the successful design, production, installation, and maintenance / support of these systems. Let ISI help you in an ever growing world of “green” buildings and energy management systems.