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| Industry | HVAC |
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| Founded | 1985 |
| Headquarters | Dublin, Ireland |
Key people | Sean Giblin, Managing Director and Founder [1] |
| Products | UnitronUC32 |
| Revenue | €6.7 million 2007 (projected €11 million 2009) |
Number of employees | 60+ |
| Website | http://www.cylon.com/ |
Cylon Controls Ltd. is a multi-million euro [2] Building Management System company based in Dublin, Ireland with offices in the United Kingdom, Germany, and China[1] . Cylon was founded in 1985 by Sean Giblin, a UCD graduate and has now become the largest privately owned manufacturer of building control systems in Europe [2] . The company provides smart energy control systems for buildings and has been used in industrial, commercial, educational and medical facilities.
Cylon's early customers included UCD and Dunnes Stores, and now supply systems internationally to projects in Middle East, US and Africa[1]. The company are responsible for the creation of Uniput™ technology which was specifically designed for HVAC application. The UnitronUC32 solution provides a wide choice of integration options including BACnet, Modbus, KNX, M-Bus and OPC. [3]
References
edit- ^ a b c The Sunday Business Post : "Positive Energy for Cylon", Sunday Feb 25, 2007: Gavin Daly. Accessed Aug 22 2010.
- ^ a b Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation : "Cylon Wins Landmark Project in Washington DC", Tuesday April 25, 2005. Accessed Aug 22 2010.
- ^ Building Controls Industry Association : "Cylon Controls UK Limited", Accessed Aug 22 2010.
External links
edit- Cylon Controls home page
- Article on Sean Giblin's visit to Huaqiao Park, China
- Presentation by Sean Giblin to Queen's University Belfast on Centralized Load Shedding as an Energy Reserve.
- HVAC control systems: modelling, analysis and design By C. P. Underwood pg 23-24
- Case Study on Project for Dublin Airport Terminals 1 & 2