Schneider Electric & ABB Building Automation & Power — Saudi Arabia

Energy is one of the largest operating costs of any Saudi building, and Vision 2030's sustainability targets are pushing owners to measure, monitor and cut consumption. Skyline supplies, deploys, configures and supports Schneider Electric and ABB building automation and power-monitoring systems across the Kingdom, integrating HVAC, lighting, electrical distribution and metering into one intelligent platform so facilities run efficiently, safely and visibly.

On the Schneider Electric side we work with EcoStruxure Building (building management), PowerLogic and Power Monitoring Expert for electrical metering and power quality, and DCIM for data-centre infrastructure management. With ABB we deliver ABB Ability and Cylon building automation, drives/VFDs, and electrical monitoring for switchgear and distribution. Because both ecosystems speak open protocols like BACnet and Modbus, we can integrate them with third-party plant — chillers, generators, UPS, fire and access — into a single facility dashboard rather than a patchwork of disconnected panels.

• BMS for HVAC, lighting and zoning with scheduling and demand control
• Power monitoring and power-quality analysis across distribution boards and switchgear
• Energy dashboards and reporting to track consumption and target reductions
• DCIM for data centres — power, cooling, capacity and environmental monitoring

We approach this as integrators, not box-shifters: we survey the facility, define the points list, program controllers, commission sequences and tune the system so it actually saves energy rather than just generating alarms. Our AMC keeps controllers patched, sensors calibrated and dashboards accurate, with SLA-backed response in Arabic and English, and we can feed building data into Skyline cloud for centralized, multi-site visibility. Whether you are building a smart facility, retrofitting an older one for efficiency, or instrumenting a data centre, talk to our building-systems team for a survey and an itemised proposal.