We’re pleased to announce a new partnership with iSMA CONTROLLI, a global leader in building automation and control technology.

As the market continues to shift toward open, flexible, and future-ready systems, iSMA CONTROLLI brings a proven track record of engineering quality, protocol interoperability, and scalable solutions. Their approach aligns with our ongoing focus on supporting modern building projects with robust, integration-friendly technologies.

We’re proud to welcome iSMA CONTROLLI into our partner network and look forward to the impact this collaboration will have across the projects we support.

MAC36 Controllers: Niagara-Based Integration at the Core

At the heart of the iSMA platform is the MAC36 series—compact, IP-based controllers built on the Niagara Framework.

Designed for system-level integration, MAC36 controllers combine control logic, protocol conversion, and web-based graphics in a single device.

Key Features:

  • Full Niagara 4 programming environment
  • Built-in I/O (up to 36 onboard points)
  • Protocol support: BACnet/IP, Modbus TCP/IP, MQTT
  • Embedded dashboards, alarms, and trending
  • Ideal for AHUs, plant rooms, lighting, metering, and more

The MAC36 is a robust, multi-protocol integration engine—perfect for projects that require power, flexibility, and a streamlined architecture.

RAC & VAV Controllers: edgeNano-Powered Local Control

iSMA’s RAC and VAV controllers are engineered for unitary and terminal unit control at the edge. Both product families are programmed using edgeNano, a lightweight yet powerful environment that runs local logic reliably and quickly.

RAC Controllers

Ideal for:

  • Room-level climate control
  • Fan coil units (2-pipe/4-pipe)
  • Heat pumps and mixing valves

VAV Controllers

Designed for:

  • Field-level BACnet MS/TP or IP communication
  • Pressure-dependent or pressure-independent systems
  • Integrated airflow measurement and control

These compact, DIN-mounted devices are fast to commission and flexible to integrate—excellent for decentralized, high-volume deployments.

Modular I/O: Mini, Mix, and Max Modules

iSMA’s modular I/O lineup offers scalable solutions for any size project—whether you’re expanding a MAC36 controller or distributing I/O across multiple zones.

  • Mini I/O – Compact, efficient modules for space-constrained panels
  • Mix I/O – Versatile analog/digital combos in one unit
  • Max I/O – High-point count modules for larger systems

All I/O modules support BACnet and Modbus protocols, enabling seamless communication with iSMA or third-party platforms.

Displays: Clear, Configurable Interfaces

The display series provides clean, intuitive local interfaces for building operators, technicians, or tenants. Designed to work natively with iSMA controllers, these displays allow users to:

  • View temperature and system status
  • Adjust local setpoints or schedules
  • Access custom pages or override modes

Displays are compact, wall-mountable, and highly configurable—ideal for both mechanical spaces and occupied zones.

Why Integrators Choose ISMA CONTROLLI

  • Open by Design – Use standard protocols like BACnet, Modbus, MQTT
  • Unified Platforms – Niagara and edgeNano cover both system-level and unit-level control
  • Modular & Scalable – Adaptable to any size project
  • Efficient to Deploy – Fast engineering tools, built-in I/O, and clear documentation

Whether you're building new systems or upgrading existing ones, iSMA CONTROLLI provides a streamlined path to better control, better insight, and better performance.

“iSMA CONTROLLI brings a powerful combination of open-protocol architecture, flexible engineering, and global reliability to the building automation space. Their solutions align with the evolving needs of today’s integrators, and we’re excited to introduce their technology as part of our expanding portfolio.”

— Nicole Conklin, Director of Products, Cochrane Supply

Want to see it in action?

Join us for our upcoming webinar, on October 9th, 2025, where we’ll walk through the iSMA CONTROLLI platform in detail, including how to apply their Niagara-based controllers, edge-level devices, and I/O modules in real-world projects.

Registration is now open. Don’t miss your chance to get a firsthand look and ask your questions live.

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