Niagara and Reflow integrate to the Blue Ridge M3 platform through BACnet/IP. M3 control modules coordinate CANbus I/O, sensors and touch stations at the lighting layer, while scope and commissioning boundaries remain explicit.
Reflow can expose useful lighting status, schedules and commands with HVAC.
Cross-system schedules, alarms, trends and operational context.
Open interface between BAS supervision and M3 lighting control.
Distributed logic and control sized to the project.
Sensors, touch stations, relays, dimming interfaces and lighting loads.
Concept only: final design must meet electrical code, listing requirements, sequence responsibility and the electrical/BAS division of work.
No platform is best at everything. We match the system to the building, the people who will support it, and the owner's long-term plan.
Blue Ridge is a strong connected-building option when the owner wants lighting to participate in schedules, occupancy and operations while preserving a dedicated lighting-control layer.
Projects that want useful lighting visibility and control inside a common Niagara operating environment.
Existing buildings where modular lighting control and open BACnet can limit disruption.
Occupancy, schedules and commands need one clearly documented source of truth across trades.
These links support the high-level architecture above. Final design depends on controller generation, software versions, licensing, cybersecurity standards and site conditions.
We can define the integration points, scope boundaries and sequences before the controls and electrical packages drift apart.
