Automation system rewarded
Delta Controls has won the 2009 Frost and Sullivan Product Innovation and Differentiation of the Year Award in the North American building automation systems market. The Frost and Sullivan Award for Product Innovation is presented to a company that demonstrates excellence in new products and technologies within their industry. Delta won the award for its integrated building automation solutions encompassing HVAC, lighting, and access control. Frost and 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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