Niagara and NiagaraMods Reflow provide the owner-facing supervisory and graphics layer. ABB CBXi, FLXeon FBXi and FBVi controllers handle native equipment logic; CXproHD remains the platform engineering tool where ABB logic is programmed.
Responsive Reflow graphics, alarms, histories, schedules and point actions.
UCS standard front end and integration layer.
Open supervisory communications across the controls network.
Plant, unitary and VAV application control.
Sensors, actuators, meters and packaged equipment.
Concept only: the final topology is selected around IT standards, controller quantities, traffic, sequence complexity and the existing installed base.
No platform is best at everything. We match the system to the building, the people who will support it, and the owner's long-term plan.
ABB is often our lead option when an owner wants an open, capable field-control platform and a Niagara front end that can outlive any single controller generation.
Projects that value BACnet interoperability, flexible field control and a clear Niagara supervisory standard.
Sites where usable controllers and field devices should be preserved while front ends, trunks or equipment are upgraded in stages.
Buildings with undocumented databases, custom logic or multiple ABB/Cylon generations need a discovery phase first.
UCS installers building out control infrastructure on an active ABB Cylon project — the field discipline behind every riser diagram on this page.
These links support the high-level architecture above. Final design depends on controller generation, software versions, licensing, cybersecurity standards and site conditions.
Conceptual Niagara riser, field-earned strengths and considerations, and fit guidance for ABB Cylon — in a shareable PDF.
Universal Controls Solution — we design, install, program and service ABB Cylon (CB Line, CBXi, FLXeon) across Denver, the Front Range and the Western U.S., engineered under an open Niagara front end.
Yes. We service, troubleshoot and phase-modernize existing ABB and legacy Cylon installations, preserving usable controllers and field devices wherever possible.
Let us review the existing network, sequences, I/O and owner priorities before a product list becomes the design.
