Schneider Electric Andover Continuum Building Automation System User Manual

This document introduces the development history and product features of Schneider Electric in China, including an overview of the building automation management system Andover Continuum, as well as the features of various controllers and modules.


Brand
Schneider
Category
Automation control Equipment
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
60
File format
PDF
File size
2.6 MB
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
6B03F328B347136E0DD649A3BB328731

About this manual

Andover Continuum is a flexible, upgradeable building automation platform that combines HVAC control, security, fire safety, and energy management into a single system. It supports open protocols and third‑party devices, allowing seamless integration with existing building infrastructure.

The system includes programmable controllers with built‑in web servers, Ethernet networking, and a wide range of communication drivers. It is designed for both small and large installations and can be customized for special environments such as life‑science facilities that require FDA‑compliant validation. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • System Overview
  • Infinet Control Introduction
  • BACnet Control Introduction
  • Network Controllers
  • Communication Protocols (OPC, LON, Modbus, SNMP, XML)
  • Power, Fire & Life Safety, Security

Specifications

Supported third‑party communication drivers200+
Initial release year1998

Frequently asked questions

Can Andover Continuum integrate HVAC and security systems?

Yes, the system integrates HVAC control and monitoring with access control, fire safety, and video surveillance.

How many third‑party communication drivers are available for Andover Continuum?

The system provides more than 200 third‑party communication drivers.

When was the Andover Continuum system first launched?

The Andover Continuum system was first launched in 1998.

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