Delta Controls wins prestigious Frost & Sullivan award

06 April, 2009

Delta Controls has won the Frost & Sullivan award of the year for product innovation and differentiation in the North American systems market. The award is presented to a company that demonstrates excellence in new products and technologies within its industry.

Delta won the award for its integrated building-automation solutions encompassing HVAC, lighting and access control. Frost & Sullivan reported that ‘Delta has been at the forefront of delivering universal BACnet platforms to its customers with a unified infrastructure that improves building efficiency, maximises cost savings and reduces greenhouse-gas emissions.’

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