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Mercy Health (Lourdes)
Paducah, KY
Mercy Health (Lourdes)
Paducah, KY
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Mercy Health (Lourdes)
Solution Provided
Since 2014, Automated Building Concepts has partnered with Mercy Health to deliver a reliable, scalable building automation solution that continues to expand alongside the facility’s needs.
The hospital initially approached our team seeking a secure and dependable way to host its Building Automation System (BAS). We implemented a remotely hosted solution that provides facility personnel with reliable access to critical building systems while simplifying system management and supporting future growth.
Over the years, the project has evolved into a comprehensive campus-wide building automation installation, integrating HVAC equipment, energy management, environmental monitoring, and critical healthcare spaces into a single, intelligent control platform. Our team continues to support system expansions, upgrades, and optimization to ensure the hospital operates efficiently while maintaining the environmental conditions required for patient comfort and healthcare operations.
Project Highlights
- Remote hosting of the Building Automation System (BAS)
- 30 Global Controllers
- 18 Air Handling Units
- 60 BACnet Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs)
- 425 VAV Controllers
- 200 MPZ Fan Coil Unit Controllers
- 25 Chilled Beam Control Systems
- 30 Water Source Heat Pumps
- Surgery Suite Environmental Monitoring and Data Archiving
- BACnet Building Power Meter Integration
- Central Chilled Water Plant Controls
- Boiler Plant Controls
- Critical Room Pressure Monitoring
Results
Today, Mercy Health benefits from a centralized, highly integrated building automation system that improves operational efficiency, enhances occupant comfort, supports energy management initiatives, and provides the reliable environmental control essential in a healthcare setting. As the hospital continues to grow, Automated Building Concepts remains a trusted partner, delivering ongoing system expansions and technical expertise to meet evolving facility requirements.
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