Cylon adopts lead-free initiative

17 September, 2006

Cylon Controls’ UnitronUC32 building energy management system now complies with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive, often referred to as the ‘lead-free directive’. The initial deadline from the EU for removing lead and other hazardous substances was 1 July, but many vendors have taken advantage of derogations to postpone implementation. Cylon says it delivered on this initiative in June.

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