Development and distribution of the brand-independent building management software iBMS and the energy management software EIQ.
INGA - Ingenieurgesellschaft für Gebäudeautomation mbH
31785 Hameln (Headquarters: Software Development, Sales, Support)New on Amplifa
About INGA mbH
INGA - Ingenieurgesellschaft für Gebäudeautomation mbH was founded in 1986 in Hameln and has been developing software solutions for building automation and energy management ever since. Its core products are the web-based building management system iBMS, a BACnet Advanced Operator Workstation (B-AWS) certified to ISO 16484-5, and the energy monitoring and controlling system EIQ. The software connects different systems and brands via open communication standards such as BACnet, OPC UA, Modbus, M-Bus and LON, and also enables the integration of proprietary automation systems. In addition to software development, INGA offers system integration, consulting and planning, project engineering, modernization and migration of existing control systems, as well as training and service for digital regulation and control in building services engineering. Software development, sales and support are united under one roof at the company headquarters in Hameln; together with around 30 partners in the German-speaking region, projects are implemented throughout Germany. More than 1,000 customers come from sectors such as public institutions, education, energy supply, clinics, industry, hospitality, and office and commercial buildings.
- Site
- Hameln
- Processes
- Building management software iBMS (development and distribution), Energy management software EIQ, System integration, Consulting & Planning, Project Engineering and Implementation, Modernization and migration of existing control systems, Building control technology / Visualization, Training and workshops
- Materials
- Building Management System iBMS, Energy Monitoring and Controlling System EIQ, BACnet (Rev. 1.22), OPC UA, Modbus / M-Bus / LON
- Certificates
- BACnet B-AWS (ISO 16484-5)
- Founded
- 1986
- Industries
- Building Automation, Energy Management, Public Institutions, Educational Institutions, Financial Institutions, Energy Suppliers
- 01
Consulting & Planning
- 02
Project Engineering and Implementation
- 03
System Integration
- 04
Modernization and Migration
- 05
Training & Support
Software & Interfaces
Building Management System iBMS
Web-based, brand-independent software for the central collection, processing and presentation of building-relevant data, certified BACnet B-AWS according to ISO 16484-5.
Energy Monitoring and Controlling System EIQ
Real-time monitoring of energy consumption in buildings and facilities with cost and budget control, eligible for BAFA funding.
BACnet (Rev. 1.22)
Open communication standard for connecting automation systems to the control system.
OPC UA
Interface standard for cross-trade integration of different systems.
Modbus / M-Bus / LON
Further supported bus protocols for connecting meters and automation systems.
Location
Hameln
DEHeadquarters: Software Development, Sales, Support
Industries
Additional services
Reference customers
Quality & Certification
The building management system iBMS is BACnet-certified according to Revision 1.22 as an Advanced Operator Workstation (B-AWS) according to ISO 16484-5.
| Evidence | Hameln |
|---|---|
| BACnet B-AWS (ISO 16484-5) |
Company History
- 1986
Founded by Dipl.-Ing. Horst Zacharias; development of IBS1 as part of a research cooperation with the University of Applied Sciences Braunschweig/Wolfenbüttel; launch of IBS with pilot project City of Hameln
- 1988
IBS2 on DOS level
- 1990
IBS3
- 1992
IBS4
- 1994
IBS5
- 1996
IBS6 based on Windows 95/98/NT/2000
- 2002
IBS7 – first steps towards web-based visualization
- 2006
IBS8
- 2009
Launch of EIQ energy controlling system
- 2012
iBMS v10 – market launch of a fully web-based building management system (certified BACnet B-AWS according to ISO 16484-5)
- 2019
Acquisition of the ZACHARIAS Group by enercity Contracting GmbH as of 1.1.2019; new management Michael Hartung and Corinna Kleimann