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Siemens TALON Building Automation in the Twin Cities

Northland Building Technologies is a certified Siemens TALON integrator serving the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro. TALON is Siemens' open-protocol building automation platform: it integrates over BACnet, LonTalk, Modbus and the Niagara framework, so it can take over an existing building's controls without a rip-and-replace, and it pairs with Siemens Gamma lighting control and Siemens BT300 variable frequency drives to run the whole facility from one seat.

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What this service covers

  • Siemens TALON system design, installation and commissioning
  • Migration to TALON from Delta, Distech, Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Trane, Alerton, Automated Logic, Schneider and others
  • Siemens Gamma lighting control
  • Siemens BT300 variable frequency drives
  • Energy dashboards and reporting
  • Ongoing service, upgrades and 24/7 remote monitoring

When to call

  • An existing controls system at end of life or out of vendor support
  • Multiple buildings you want on one platform
  • Lighting and HVAC on separate systems that never talk
  • A Siemens building that needs a local, certified service partner

How a controls project works

  1. Site survey. We walk the building, inventory the existing controls, meters and equipment, and learn what you need to see and control.
  2. Design and proposal. An open-protocol design that reuses what is worth keeping, with a written scope, schedule and price.
  3. Installation and integration. Controllers, gateways and the web console are installed and commissioned with your IT department involved from the start.
  4. Training and support. Your operators are trained to run and maintain as much of the system as they choose, with our 24/7 response center behind them.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between TALON and other Siemens platforms?

TALON is Siemens' open-protocol building automation line, built to integrate with third-party equipment over BACnet, LonTalk and Modbus and with the Niagara framework. It is designed for buildings that need one system across mixed equipment rather than a single-manufacturer plant.

Can TALON take over our current Honeywell or Johnson Controls system?

In most cases, yes. We migrate existing installations from Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Trane, Alerton, Delta, Distech, Automated Logic, Schneider Electric, TAC, Robertshaw, Siebe, Invensys, Barber-Colman, Teletrol and American Auto Matrix, keeping field devices where they are sound.

Do you service Siemens systems you did not install?

Yes. As a certified integrator we service, upgrade and monitor existing Siemens TALON installations in the Twin Cities.

Service area

We serve commercial and industrial buildings throughout the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro from our shop in New Hope, including Minneapolis, Saint Paul, New Hope, Plymouth, Golden Valley, Brooklyn Park, Maple Grove, Bloomington, Eden Prairie, Minnetonka, Crystal, Robbinsdale, St. Louis Park, Edina, Roseville, Burnsville, Eagan and Woodbury. If your building is in the metro and you are not sure, call and ask.

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Page reviewed 2026-09-18. Northland Mechanical Contractors, Inc., New Hope, Minnesota, serving the Twin Cities since 1971.

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