Dont know if anyone cares but if you are bored like me atm you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my gf during the lockdown :)
I am a project manager on a construction project at the moment and responsible for writing some requirements documents for building management software we are looking to implement to manage the buildings. When the FAcilities people start talking about BAS and all that it entails, I just don't get it. I did a site walkthrough with a Facilities Management that showed me a lot of things and it has helped, but I am looking for more. This video has enlightened me so much as you have a way to explain this clearly. It has made things so much clearer for a newbie like me. I will look at the follow up sessions. Thank you very much for that.
Thank you for the lesson. a lot of information was taken in and I wish to learn more from your lessons. I really appreciate your time for doing these videos and thank you for teaching about BAS
Thanks Matt, just received the iconnect trainers, and I am starting to train myself on BAS. Your vids will make the learning process much easier. Don't stop the vids!
You know training people in BAS may be one of the toughest to do. There is no way to understand the textbooks without first seeing the practical field results first. As an example, without understanding a typical building ventilation index it's hard to understand the reason for an airflow monitoring station. There are thousand's of examples just like this.
Very informative session. I have always wanted to dive into BAS/BMS because it is the basis of making our building more smarter... Big up and keep them coming
good stuff. I would like to take one system and go through from top to the bottom in many videos as required with describing, each component how it works, what kind of signaling protocols going on. Don't go mad with explaining in a very simplistic way, better just use right technical words instead and make videos short as possible. Voltages, types of wires used, and one or two examples of controllers with high-level overview finally with programing it to achieve exact real-life results. thank you in advance.
About to take on a job with a BAS system with ddc controls. for 17 years I in a building with pneumatics. Glad I found your videos and do u have a book I can purchase. Should be getting a interview in a week or two need to brush up
Can you recommend the best place to obtain official BAS knowledge for industry credentials? Currently 15 year HVAC Tech looking to further develop my skill-set. Thanks!
I'm not sure there is an official/universal certification.. I know Niagara, JCI, and various others have their own certifications.. International Society of Automation has several programs as well that you may want to check out
income potential? Journeyman electrician i work with, older guy, dropped a hint that a BAS DDC capability might be worth over 200k/year, but i do not know how to substantiate that yet
i wonder what tool is normally used to design the GUI part on the monitor/control display? the elements can be seen moving or rotating on the screen in real time
Hi. I am looking to become a BAS technician, but couldn’t figure out how and where to start. What type the certificate or training program,so I can enroll? Thanks for your video.
Depends - I'm not sure there is an official/universal certification.. I know Niagara, JCI, and various others have their own certifications.. International Society of Automation has several programs as well that you may want to check out
Your so much easier to listen to than all the fake enthusiasm and crappy jokes you get from other trainings. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful - I really appreciate that, and thanks for watching!
went to school for 2 years! got he degree. never learned things that this guy says :) thanks mate
Lol...so true!
Dont know if anyone cares but if you are bored like me atm you can stream all the latest movies and series on Instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my gf during the lockdown :)
@Maxwell Jefferson Definitely, been using InstaFlixxer for years myself :)
To be honest, your videos are way powerful than I thought. Please continue uploading videos for the same.
THE BEST FIND! Great articulation of something that is sometimes difficult to read and understand! I love the DRAWINGS TOO!
I am a project manager on a construction project at the moment and responsible for writing some requirements documents for building management software we are looking to implement to manage the buildings. When the FAcilities people start talking about BAS and all that it entails, I just don't get it. I did a site walkthrough with a Facilities Management that showed me a lot of things and it has helped, but I am looking for more. This video has enlightened me so much as you have a way to explain this clearly. It has made things so much clearer for a newbie like me. I will look at the follow up sessions. Thank you very much for that.
I appreciate the feedback! thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for making these videos. I'm sure they took a lot of your time, and it is truly appreciated!
Glad you like them! Appreciate the feedback
Awesome work Matt! The way you collated and presented everything with your pleasing persona, it couldn't be better!
Thanks Mr.Dobson. I'm an HVAC tech that landed a new job in commercial BAS. This video was very helpful.
gratz brother, its a very rewarding field. fellow tech!
Great stuff! Appreciate the time and effort you put into making this knowledge available. Thank you so very much!
Great video thanks easy to follow along
Very intelligent method for the beginners like myself hope to get more lessons from you
awesome! thanks for the feedback and for watching!! I'm hoping to have a few more lesson by end of the year, works been busy!
Syed Raza try building automation monthly an online course
Thank you for the lesson. a lot of information was taken in and I wish to learn more from your lessons. I really appreciate your time for doing these videos and thank you for teaching about BAS
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and providing feedback
Great resource
Thank you for this video the PowerPoint with the visual to what you was explaining and examples was GREAT. Thank you again
Its just a useful lecture.. Thank you so much..
You are welcome! Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching and providing feedback!
Thanks Matt, just received the iconnect trainers, and I am starting to train myself on BAS. Your vids will make the learning process much easier. Don't stop the vids!
I appreciate the feedback! thanks for watching!
I am in industrial automation and this stuff is also quite interesting , I want to learn more about it !
good to see you explaining about BAS it would be a great help if you share some trouble shooting.
Thanks
Put some more up man , you're Knowledge is in invaluable!
Preciate this video. Im beginning classes for my associate in bas this summer. Wish me luck!
You know training people in BAS may be one of the toughest to do. There is no way to understand the textbooks without first seeing the practical field results first. As an example, without understanding a typical building ventilation index it's hard to understand the reason for an airflow monitoring station. There are thousand's of examples just like this.
Great, simple and easy for even non mep engineers.
Satish Kushwaha try building automation monthly an online bums course
Great Matt, really nice knowing more about the subject! This helped a lot!
Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching!
Nice job simplifying the basic of BAS 101
Thank you for all of your time and effort!
Thanks for these videos
Glad you like them! Appreciate the feedback
Very informative session. I have always wanted to dive into BAS/BMS because it is the basis of making our building more smarter... Big up and keep them coming
"more smarter" hahaha.
Great job ... thanks.
Thanks for watching and providing feedback!
we need 1million subs for this Legend
SOKSEREYMONGKOUL CHHUON try building automation monthly an online course by Phil zilo
@@patrickjones7434 oh wow, I found it, thank you!
Nice video, well organized and explained I, hope to see many more from you!
Excellent! Thanks Matt.
Incredibly helpful, thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and providing feedback
all your lessons really helpful for me.... thanks matt
Explain about inputs and out puts for the master controler
thanks for the good content👍
awesome! thanks for watching and providing feedback!
good work!!! helped me in my academics !
Thanks a lot for your efforts. I really appreciate your work, and I hope if you can provide pdf copy for lessons
material to be a reference for us.
that's a great idea, i'll see if i can upload to share!
Great introduction
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and providing feedback!
Thanks for the video I am new to building automation and would like to know more about the set up of the controls and managing the equip and system
great!
appreciate the lessons im very interested in l
good stuff.
I would like to take one system and go through from top to the bottom in many videos as required with describing, each component how it works, what kind of signaling protocols going on. Don't go mad with explaining in a very simplistic way, better just use right technical words instead and make videos short as possible. Voltages, types of wires used, and one or two examples of controllers with high-level overview finally with programing it to achieve exact real-life results.
thank you in advance.
hey man, i watching from brazil.
Very nice!
Thanks for such a good lecture on BMS.
You should add more figures and descriptions about working principles in your lectures, just suggesting
thank you!
appreciate it!!
@@mattdobson123 your welcome
A great first Intro.
Andrew Butterworth thanks for feedback and watching!
Thanks for the great content. When can we expect your next BAS video?
I'm hoping to have a few more by end of the year, thanks for feedback and for watching!
Hey! Are you currently interested in going into Electrical Engineering?
@@adrianbudhu4435 Yes. Why what's up?
@@adrianbudhu4435 Yes, I am.
Simply, Amazing !
Really very helpful to understand bms or bas
Can a make a practical video on bas operating system please.
About to take on a job with a BAS system with ddc controls. for 17 years I in a building with pneumatics. Glad I found your videos and do u have a book I can purchase. Should be getting a interview in a week or two need to brush up
Can you recommend the best place to obtain official BAS knowledge for industry credentials? Currently 15 year HVAC Tech looking to further develop my skill-set. Thanks!
I'm not sure there is an official/universal certification.. I know Niagara, JCI, and various others have their own certifications.. International Society of Automation has several programs as well that you may want to check out
ayy damn bruh it was quite helpful tbh
This was really informative
Great video....
Hello. Where I can get those classes online with the training.
Matt, I have a question? do you have a slide or pdf on how to troubleshoot BAS and if its a CONTROL is the issue or is it MACANICAL.
Thank you
income potential? Journeyman electrician i work with, older guy, dropped a hint that a BAS DDC capability might be worth over 200k/year, but i do not know how to substantiate that yet
It would be awhile before you got to those $$$ - but The industry is in high demand for quality installers/programmers!
i wonder what tool is normally used to design the GUI part on the monitor/control display? the elements can be seen moving or rotating on the screen in real time
Good Job
Thanx 😊😊
thank you!!!!!!!
Hi. I am looking to become a BAS technician, but couldn’t figure out how and where to start. What type the certificate or training program,so I can enroll? Thanks for your video.
Depends - I'm not sure there is an official/universal certification.. I know Niagara, JCI, and various others have their own certifications.. International Society of Automation has several programs as well that you may want to check out
@@mattdobson123 Thanks for your info!
It's a great content, but you need better sound recording