Systems that don't talk to each other
BMS, meters, and new sensors from different brands and protocols.
SOLUTIONS / NEXO
Narrowbits NEXO · Building integration
We add wireless meters and sensors to your BMS or EMS via BACnet, Modbus, and MQTT, with NBnano as the bridge, without rewiring the building.
BMS · EMS · automation

The problem
BMS, meters, and new sensors from different brands and protocols.
Adding a point to the BMS can cost more than the sensor itself.
Consumption and environmental conditions stay outside the management system.
How it works
Interactive scenario
A 4-story building with its BMS. Energy, CO₂ and room-level temperature aren't in the system.
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What gets integrated
Technology
Client toward the field, server toward the building: it consumes LoRaWAN, Modbus, and BACnet, and exposes them as BACnet IP, Modbus TCP, MQTT, or API.
NBnano in the technical room
Duct temperature sensors
Installed base
NBnano runs in BMS and EMS applications in New Zealand, Germany, the United Kingdom, Singapore and Australia, among other countries.
How we start
Protocols, network and the points missing today.
NBnano connected to the BMS and the first points visible.
Remaining rooms, switchboards and equipment, floor by floor.
Services
Supervision, review of points with no data, incident handling and technical support.
Historical data, events and reports for reviews and audits.
Periodic summary of relevant changes, alerts and open items.
Frequently asked questions
Any that reads BACnet IP or Modbus TCP. NBnano appears as just another device.
Not for the wireless sensors. Only NBnano connects to the BMS network.
Yes, in NBcloud or via MQTT and API to other platforms.
We can operate it with CARE: monitoring, incident handling and support.
Next step
A 30-minute technical meeting is enough to get started.
Technical assessment (free)
A 30-minute technical meeting is enough to get started.