Modern healthcare facilities require reliable building infrastructure to support patient safety, precise environmental control, continuous equipment operation, and efficient energy management.
HaiLin provides an integrated Smart Hospital Solution designed to support intelligent Hospital Building Automation, Hospital HVAC Automation, environmental monitoring, pressure management, energy optimization, and centralized facility management.
By integrating Thermostat, Sensor, Controller, DDC, I/O Module, Intelligent Gateway, Valve, and System Platform technologies, HaiLin helps hospitals connect previously isolated building systems into a unified and intelligent management architecture.
The solution can integrate heating and cooling plants, HVAC systems, fresh air systems, terminal equipment, environmental monitoring, lighting, water supply and drainage systems, power distribution, medical gas systems, and specialized healthcare environments.
Through integrated monitoring, intelligent control, and coordinated energy management, the Smart Hospital Building Automation Solution helps healthcare facilities improve operational efficiency, maintain stable environmental conditions, reduce unnecessary energy consumption, and support safer and more sustainable hospital operations.
Hospitals consume 1.5–2 times more energy than conventional commercial buildings. HVAC systems alone account for 40–50% of total energy consumption, making energy efficiency and cost reduction critical priorities.
Healthcare facilities require strict environmental control, including ±0.5°C temperature stability in operating rooms, ICU cleanliness standards, and pressure differentials in isolation wards. Traditional control systems often struggle to respond accurately to these demanding requirements.
Building automation, HVAC, lighting, and other subsystems frequently operate independently. The lack of data interoperability limits centralized management and makes holistic optimization and intelligent scheduling difficult.
Many hospitals still rely on manual inspections and paper-based records, resulting in delayed fault detection and response. The absence of predictive maintenance increases the risk of unexpected equipment failures that may impact healthcare operations and patient safety.
Traditional hospital building systems often operate in silos. Building automation, HVAC, lighting, and energy management systems may lack interoperability, making it difficult to achieve centralized management and holistic energy optimization.
At the core of HaiLin’s Smart Hospital Solution is the HAI Platform, an intelligent Energy & Building Automation System that connects multiple hospital systems through a unified management architecture.
Powered by intelligent control and AIoT technologies, the platform can integrate:
The system combines DDC, I/O Module, Intelligent Gateway, Thermostat, Sensor, and Valve technologies into a complete Hospital Building Automation System.
This enables hospitals to improve operational efficiency, environmental stability, equipment coordination, and energy performance.
Cross-System Integration & Intelligent Collaboration
Integrates energy, building automation, HVAC, lighting, and environmental systems into a unified platform, enabling closed-loop management and AI-driven optimization for maximum efficiency and performance.
Open Architecture & Seamless Interoperability
Supports open protocols such as Modbus and BACnet, allowing seamless integration with third-party devices and systems to create a truly connected smart ecosystem.
Full-Stack Security & Reliability
Built on a secure Device–Edge–Cloud architecture, the platform ensures reliable operation, protected data transmission, and robust cybersecurity for critical healthcare environments.
Monitor key equipment within the heating and cooling plant system, such as boilers, chillers, and cooling towers, including supply and return temperatures as well as temperature variations throughout the system.This helps verify whether equipment is operating properly and whether the system is performing underoptimal conditions.
Monitor air handling units (AHUs), fresh air handling units (FAHUs), variable air volume (VAV) units, and fan coil units (FCUs). Functions include temperature and humidity control, scheduling, and automatic start/stop control. Fresh air units operate based on scheduled ventilation and work together with terminal FCUs to achieve effective HVAC control throughout the building.
Automatically control HVAC equipment operation through indoor temperature sensors. Room temperature is regulated by controlling the operation of chilled water or hot water valves. The platform enables real-time monitoring, control, and locking of local controllers in different zones, effectively preventing unnecessary energy consumption.
Centralized management of building supply and exhaust air systems, including fan start/stop control, operating status monitoring, fault alarms, and integration with fire protection systems.
Monitor water levels, pump operating status, and pipeline pressure throughout the system in real time. Control pump operating modes, pump staging, and valve actions to balance water demand and supply while ensuring timely wastewater discharge. This enables efficient, low-energy operation and optimized system performance.
Utilizes multi-in-one air quality sensors to monitor CO2 concentration, temperature, humidity, PM2.5, PM10, formaldehyde, TVOC, and other environmental parameters in real time. HaiLin's air quality monitoringsystem can quickly implement monitoring-based control strategies and automatically coordinate fresh air systems whenever air quality abnormalities are detected.
Monitor and control lighting systems to improve energy efficiency. Lighting operation can be automatically controlled according to predefined schedules and time programs.
Monitor power distribution transformers and electrical parameters on both high-voltage and low-voltage sides of the building's power supply system (or selected parameters as required).
· Supply and return air temperature and humidity monitoring;
· Indoor temperature, humidity, pressure, and differential pressure monitoring;
· Monitoring of operating status, fault alarms, and manual/automatic signal status forair handling units, exhaust fans, and dehumidifiers;
·Variable frequency monitoring of air handling units, exhaust fans, and dehumidifiers;
·Monitoring of the opening status of fresh air valves;
·Monitoring of initial, medium, and high-efficiency filter differential pressure alarm signalsfor air handling units;
·Modulating control of fresh air valves;
·On/off control of supply air valves;
·Modulating control of chilled water valves, steam humidifier valves, and steam valves;
·Setting of variable frequency for air handling units, exhaust fans, and dehumidifiers.
Monitor the pressure and flow of gases such as oxygen, nitrogen, and vacuum in real time to meet the gas supply requirements of ICU, operating rooms, and other critical medical areas. Abnormal conditions trigger alarms and automatically activate standby equipment.
Monitor key water quality indicators for medical wastewater in areas such as infectious disease wards and operating rooms in real time, and implement precise control and standardized management throughout the entire treatment process.
Negative pressure wards require precise control of airflow direction and pressure differentials to help maintain isolation between healthcare spaces.Unlike general medical gas monitoring, Negative Pressure Ward Control focuses on the coordination of: Indoor and corridor pressure differentials、Supply airflow、Exhaust airflow、Ventilation equipment、Pressure monitoring、Environmental alarms. The Hospital Pressure Control System can use Sensors, DDC Controllers, I/O Modules, and HVAC equipment to continuously monitor environmental conditions.When pressure conditions change, the system can coordinate supply and exhaust equipment according to the required control strategy. This supports:Negative pressure management、Pressure differential monitoring、Controlled airflow direction、Centralized alarm management、Environmental isolation.
Application Scenarios
Suitable for temperature control and energy-efficient operation across various hospital areas, including outpatient buildings, inpatient wards, operating rooms, and other healthcare facilities.
Coordinated Control Strategy
Based on real-time terminal energy demand, the system dynamically adjusts chiller units, heating and cooling equipment, and network pump parameters to achieve demand-driven energy supply and centralized control, ensuring stable operation while reducing overall system energy consumption.
Heating & Cooling Balance
Managed through the HAI Platform, smart valves continuously optimize hydraulic conditions within the distribution network, eliminating hydraulic imbalance and enabling precise energy allocation based on actual demand, thereby improving overall system efficiency.
Terminal Monitoring & Intelligent Control
Thermostats provide intelligent terminal control, while the HAI Platform collects operational data, analyzes energy demand, and coordinates heating and cooling sources to deliver energy on demand, automatically optimizing system output.
Adaptive Load Management
The system automatically adapts to varying energy demands across different hospital zones and operating schedules, enabling precise control, minimizing energy waste, and maximizing HVAC energy efficiency.
±0.5°C Temperature & Humidity Control; Real-Time Air Quality Compliance; Pressure Differential Control to Prevent Cross-Contamination
Intelligent control of high-energy-consuming equipment; 20–30% energy savings; Extended equipment service life
Automatic Comfort Control; Reduced Manual Intervention; Quiet and Comfortable Care Environment
Advanced Security & Data Protection; Lifecycle Reliability; Predictive Maintenance
Patient safety is non-negotiable. Sustainability is the path forward.
Backed by 27 years of building automation expertise, HaiLin provides integrated solutions that seamlessly combine safety, comfort, and energy efficiency, empowering hospitals to operate smarter, greener, and more reliably.
A Smart Hospital Solution integrates building automation, HVAC control, environmental monitoring, energy management, and centralized facility management into a unified system.
It connects Thermostat, Sensor, Controller, Valve, and System Platform technologies to support more intelligent hospital operations.
A Hospital Building Automation System connects and monitors building equipment such as HVAC systems, lighting, ventilation, water systems, energy meters, and environmental monitoring devices.
DDC Controllers, I/O Modules, and Intelligent Gateways can provide the automation and communication foundation for centralized management.
Hospital HVAC Automation uses sensors, controllers, thermostats, and control valves to monitor environmental conditions and coordinate HVAC equipment.
For example:
Sensor → Thermostat or DDC → HVAC Equipment / Valve → System Platform
This allows hospitals to combine local environmental control with centralized monitoring and management.
Depending on the HVAC application, hospitals can use:
These products can support room-level temperature control and integration with larger building automation systems.
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