Existing buildings
Any brand of controller, over Modbus and BACnet, on Ethernet or RS‑485. We map your controllers once, with you, during setup. Nothing is ripped out.
One OmniQu device connects to the controllers you already have, from any brand. Your units, your sites and your team, on one live platform.
AHU 2 · Supply fan
Without OmniQu
No one knows until the morning shift.
07:40Staff come in and the hall is warm and stuffy
08:10Someone calls the service company
11:30A technician arrives after a two-hour drive
12:15The technician changes one setting and drives back
With OmniQu
The service partner gets the alarm straight away.
02:14The alarm arrives on the service partner's phone
02:16The unit's history shows why it stopped
02:21The fan is restarted remotely
07:40Staff come in
That's one site visit saved, from one fault, on one night.
Any brand of controller, over Modbus and BACnet, on Ethernet or RS‑485. We map your controllers once, with you, during setup. Nothing is ripped out.
Manufacturers describe a unit once in OmniQu Studio and fit an OmniQu Panel or Edge in the factory. Every unit ships connected, with their brand on the screen.
Outbound connections only, so no inbound ports. If the internet drops, the building keeps running on its own controller. Every change is permitted, limited and logged.
“Once the unit leaves the factory, we're blind.”
Every unit you ship, live.
See every unit you've shipped, live, with alarms and history. Support customers without sending anyone.
For manufacturersOn the wall, in the cabinet, on your phone and in the cloud.
Production halls, schools, hospitals, offices and government buildings, across four countries.
Figures as of October 2026, and growing. Map positions are illustrative; customer sites are not disclosed.© OpenStreetMap contributors · OpenFreeMap · OpenMapTiles

OmniQu runs today in production halls, schools, hospitals, offices and government buildings, including mission-critical public institutions. Each figure below comes from a real site; they are not all from the same one.
Running in
Figures as of October 2026, from different sites. Customer names withheld.
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days until 31 December 2029
By the end of 2029, the EU buildings directive requires building automation in non-residential buildings whose heating or air-conditioning system, alone or combined with ventilation, is rated above 70 kW, where technically and economically feasible. It asks for four things:
Compliance is assessed per building under each country's rules.
Ventilation running all night in an empty building is money you can see, and stop.
Ventilation power over 24 hours
Illustrative12 h a day running for nobody
Every service company is short of people. Fixing remotely lets the same team look after more buildings.
Your units or your buildings. In 30 minutes you'll know what OmniQu connects and what your quote will cover.
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