CAMS IQ

Halls, Conference Rooms, Lobby, Reception, Dining Room...

(all hospitality building areas outside standard guest room GRMS scope)

CAMS (Common Area Management System) is a control system designed for the automation of common areas in hospitality projects. It encompasses the control of lighting (on/off, dimming, and shading), HVAC (heating, cooling, and ventilation), access control, and all other devices that benefit from integrated management.

Components and Order Codes

Component	Order Code	Schematic
Corridor access panel	CR-D1-B	CR-D1-B
Electromagnetic Lock	EL-B	EL-B
Temperature Sensor	ES-W2-WH	ES-P
Room control panel	TGP-4A-01-IQ / TGP-S	TGP-S
Bus Coupler	CAD-BC	CAD-BC
IEX-2 cable	CAD-Px	CAD-Px
HVAC Controller	FC	FC
Motion Sensor	IR-R-IW-WH	IR-R-IW-WH
Opening Sensor	MOS-03-HD-WH	MOS-03-HD-WH
Light		Light
Light switch		Light Switch
Hotel Room Controller	MC-24-H1	MC-24-H1
Power Supply	HDR-30-24	HDR-30-24
Linker	IOT-L3-3	IOT-L3-3
Light controller	LC-10-IQ-MK2
LC-DC	LC-DC2
Wireless module	WD-1

1. ACCESS – Advanced Digital Access

Enhances security and convenience across shared and service areas.

Centralized access control for corridors, staff zones, meeting rooms, and facilities
Support for multiple access technologies, including QR, RFID, NFC, Bluetooth, and PIN code on TGP
Flexible authorization levels for guests, staff, and maintenance personnel
Real-time event logging and synchronization with the S-RMS WEB App
Seamless integration with GRMS room access logic

2. HVAC – Comfort & Efficiency

Extends intelligent climate management beyond guest rooms.

Centralized control of temperature, ventilation, and air quality in corridors, lobbies, and halls
Presence- and schedule-based optimization for improved energy efficiency
Automatic adjustment based on occupancy and booking data
Unified supervision and control from the reception desk or building management system
Scalable integration with any HVAC device type

3. LIGHTING – Ambience & Control

Provides unified lighting control for public and functional spaces.

Scene-based lighting control for corridors, meeting rooms, and common areas
Automatic adjustment of brightness and color temperature based on time of day or event type
Integration with presence sensors for greater energy savings and comfort
Central monitoring and scheduling through the reception interface
Harmonized design and functionality aligned with guest room lighting

4. Energy management – EV Charging for Guests & Operations

Expands energy management to include EV charging and power distribution.

Intelligent management of EV charging stations and power outlets
User identification via GRMS access credentials or mobile interface
Load balancing and prioritization based on occupancy and demand
Real-time monitoring and reporting of energy usage
Optional integration with PMS and billing systems for automated guest charging

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