
Vancouver, BC
The intelligence behind The Post.
A Johnson Controls Facility Explorer architecture connecting enterprise operations to thousands of terminal, airside and central-plant control functions.
- 25
- served levels
- 1,885
- unique tenant fan-coil tags
- 8
- heat recovery units
- 9
- air-handling units
- 5
- chillers
- 3
- cooling towers
- 2
- parkade gas zones
- One
- connected architecture
Facility Explorer architecture
From portfolio view to precise field control.
Each FX layer has a defined role. Together they provide operators with integrated graphics, alarms, schedules, histories and equipment control.
- Enterprise FX Server
- FX-90
- FX-80
- PCV Controllers
- Enterprise FX Server01
Centralized operations
Graphics, alarms, schedules and histories in one view
- Supervisory FX-9002
Primary integration
Building-wide BACnet integration
- Supervisory FX-8003
Distributed supervision
Local supervision across floors and systems
- Field PCV Controllers04
Equipment control
Terminal, airside and plant equipment sequences
Amazon at The Post
Tenant controls across both towers.
- South · YVR26
- North · YVR21
South Tower · YVR26
Amazon premises A1, A2, B1a, B1b and B2 span Level 2 and Levels 5-21. The controls scope combines single, dual and grouped fan-coil strategies with ventilation monitoring and zone-damper control.
- Single and grouped 2-way / 6-way fan-coil control
- JCI PCV1930 controllers with NS8000 room sensors
- BACnet/IP field architecture and power distribution
- Airflow stations, CO₂ sensing and purge-mode dampers
- 1,147
- unique fan-coil tags
- 306
- airflow station tags
- 859
- motorized damper tags
- 1,118
- FCS control-zone tags
- 1,454
- Base-building Jaga units
- 1,147
- South Tower tags
- 738
- North Tower tags
- 1,885
- Unique tenant fan-coil tags
The base-building figure is the specified Jaga population. North and South counts are deduplicated within their respective Amazon schedules. Tenant tags largely reference and regroup the same physical base-building units, so 1,885 is not added to 1,454.
Facility Explorer portfolio
The hardware behind the intelligence.
From supervisory control to the room sensor on the wall, every layer has a purpose. Select a product to explore its role.
FX-90
The next-generation Facility Explorer supervisory controller brings building networks, systems and applications into a single web-enabled operating layer built for performance, reliability and future expansion.
- Niagara 4 framework
- HTML5 browser access
- Open protocol integration
How the stack works
FX Server provides the portfolio view. FX-90 and FX-80 supervise the networks. PCV1930 controllers execute equipment sequences, while NS8000 sensors provide the zone conditions and occupant interface that close the loop.









