Reliable Controls

Reliable Controls is a global leader in building automation, delivering dependable, people-first solutions since 1986. With a commitment to flexibility and performance, Reliable Controls offers open-protocol BACnet systems, optional software licensing, and industry-leading backward compatibility. All products are proudly engineered and manufactured in Canada and supported by a 5-year warranty. By empowering partners through comprehensive training and a global network of Authorized Dealers, Reliable Controls believes great technology begins with great people who help create efficient, sustainable, healthy indoor environments.
Illuminated city buildings at night illustrate the business value of energy-efficient green buildings.

5 reasons green buildings are good for business

Operating costs continue to rise, and sustainability expectations are becoming mainstream. In 2022, buildings were responsible for 34 percent of global energy demand and 37

IPv6 in building automation

While ASHRAE and the building automation industry are just beginning to adopt the IPv6 addressing standard, it was defined more than 20 years ago in

Man seated for interview in office with lighting setup, plants, and Reliable Controls logo in corner.

In conversation with Rudolf Erasmus

Rudolf Erasmus is the Hardware Manager at Reliable Controls. As Hardware Manager, what excites you most about the current direction of building automation technology? For

Portrait of Chris Ruth with “In conversation with” headline over a glass building and trees background.

In conversation with Chris Ruth

Chris Ruth is Mid Missouri Controls Manager at Integrated Facility Services, a Reliable Controls Authorized Dealer since 2002. Can you talk a bit about your

Illuminated city buildings at night illustrate the business value of energy-efficient green buildings.

5 reasons green buildings are good for business

Operating costs continue to rise, and sustainability expectations are becoming mainstream. In 2022, buildings were responsible for 34 percent of global energy demand and 37

IPv6 in building automation

While ASHRAE and the building automation industry are just beginning to adopt the IPv6 addressing standard, it was defined more than 20 years ago in

Man seated for interview in office with lighting setup, plants, and Reliable Controls logo in corner.

In conversation with Rudolf Erasmus

Rudolf Erasmus is the Hardware Manager at Reliable Controls. As Hardware Manager, what excites you most about the current direction of building automation technology? For

Portrait of Chris Ruth with “In conversation with” headline over a glass building and trees background.

In conversation with Chris Ruth

Chris Ruth is Mid Missouri Controls Manager at Integrated Facility Services, a Reliable Controls Authorized Dealer since 2002. Can you talk a bit about your