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Raffles, İstanbul – Türkiye

Titan BT hotels project reference.

Titan has implemented state-of-the-art energy management, lighting control, and security solutions at Raffles Istanbul, a 600-room luxury hotel renowned for its sophisticated guest experience.

The e527 Energy Management System ensures optimal climate control and energy efficiency, dynamically adjusting room conditions based on occupancy. This technology enhances guest comfort while significantly reducing energy consumption and operational costs.

For seamless guest experience and security, the VingCard Lock Interface provides advanced keyless access, integrating with the hotel’s central server for real-time monitoring and control. The BACnet Interface enables smooth integration with other hotel automation systems, ensuring a smart, interconnected infrastructure.

With Titan’s cutting-edge solutions, Raffles Istanbul stands at the forefront of luxury hospitality, offering an unparalleled blend of comfort, security, and energy efficiency.

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Systems at Raffles, İstanbul

Raffles, İstanbul in Türkiye is part of Titan BT’s hospitality and hotels references. The project covers the 3 systems below, each explained in terms of the role it plays in a hotel like this one.

Sector: Hospitality and hotels
Location: Türkiye
Systems named: Guest room management (GRMS), Access control, Lighting control
Guest rooms: 600
Energy management: e527
Lock interface: VingCard
Lighting control: Automated lighting management
Integration: Central guest services server; BACnet interface to hotel automation

Raffles, İstanbul has 600 guest rooms. Titan BT’s scope here covered guest room management, access control and lighting control, built on e527 and VingCard, so room comfort, access and energy use can be managed together from the hotel’s central systems.

Guest room management (GRMS)

A guest room management system links occupancy sensing, thermostats, lighting and the door-lock or key-card status of each room, so unoccupied rooms move to energy-saving set points while engineering and housekeeping see room status in real time.

Access control

In hotels, access control and lock interfaces connect guest-room locks, staff credentials and back-of-house doors, so permissions follow each reservation and shift.

Lighting control

Lighting control groups fittings into scenes and schedules, adjusting light levels by time, occupancy or daylight to support the use of each space and reduce energy use.