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Climate Control Wins Business Excellence Award for Leamington Home Grown.

noreply@blogger.com (Climate Control Systems Inc) — Fri, 06 Jun 2014 18:04:00 +0000

Bouquets left for business award winners in Leamington

Eric Labbate, owner of Climate Control Systems in Leamington, Ont. (Sarah Sacheli/The Windsor Star)

LEAMINGTON, Ont. — When Eric Labbate found a bouquet of flowers on his doorstep Monday, he figured he had some explaining to do at home.

“At first I thought I had a secret admirer,” said the owner of Climate Control Systems. “Then I thought how was I going to explain it to my wife.”

Labbate needn’t have worried.

The flowers were from the Leamington District Chamber of Commerce in recognition of his company being named winner of the Home Grown award in the chamber’s annual business excellence competition.

“I didn’t even know we were entered in the competition,” said Labbate. “I think my son Chris put us up to it, so it was a real surprise.

Labbate’s company, which designs and builds climate control systems for the greenhouse industry, was one of 10 winners announced Monday.

Website:
http://www.greenhouseautomation.ca

Original Article:
http://blogs.windsorstar.com/2012/10/01/leamington-chamber-winners/

Greenhouse Automation Video

noreply@blogger.com (Climate Control Systems Inc) — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 17:26:00 +0000

Climate Control Systems - Custom Greenhouse Automation since 1980.

www.climatecontrol.com

Chiguacousy Park Greenhouses in Bramton ON

noreply@blogger.com (Climate Control Systems Inc) — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 01:59:00 +0000

Retrofitting the five Glass Greenhouses, including the 20 ft high Atrium cathethral greenhouse at Chiguacousy Park in Brampton ON was quite a challenge. Peter from Holley Electric of Brampton was in charge of retrofitting this project and he was able to retrofit the vent motors installed on top of the 20 foot Atrium greenhouse. They also installed new vent motor gearboxes in several of the glass greenhouses to allow automatic control tempertaure and humidity via their newly installed climate computer system. The Climate Manager(Tm) controls each one of the 5 greenhouses indipendenly for Heating, Cooling, Shading and Lighting. The system also has capability for Fertigation and Irrigation management based on time, solar conditions and soil moisture conditions, but was not implemented with this first phase of the project.

Each control circuit is wired for computer or manual control with custom programs to control, Heating valves, Vent motors, Louvers, cooling fans shading and lighting based on time of Day/Night setpoints and temperature and humidity settings. The program is influnced by outside weather conditions to optimize the climate inside the greenhouse throughout the various seasons of the year.

The Climate Manager(Tm) hardware platform includes a Weather Station installed on top of the service building and transmitts data to the main Automation Computer installed inside the service building. Weather data such as outside temperature, wind speed and wind direction, rain, and solar radiation conditions are transmitted every few seconds to the main control program where it makes decisions on adjusting and controlling the climate inside the greenhouse.

All digital and analouge module are all plug in modules and are optically isolated for reliability and trouble free performance. As a matter of fact they are so reliable that we offer a lifetime warranty on these modules.

The system is accessed via Windows XP Professional or Windows 7 Platform with Ethernet (LAN) and Internet (WAN)communications. It can be remotely accessed via Internet from any remote laptop or desktop computer using Remote Destop or VPN programs. It can also be accessed via your Blackberry or I-Phone or Any smart phone with a web browser. www.climatecontrol.com

Getting there Green Interviews Eric Labbate from Climate Controls.

noreply@blogger.com (Climate Control Systems Inc) — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:22:00 +0000

Randy and Amanda Comeau from the YouTube Channel "Getting There Green" provides grassroots how to videos on how to start home gardens. From rain barrel irrigation to potato box construction this duo takes a look at how to garden both environmentally friendly and economically. In this episode they interview Eric Labbate from Climate Control Systems to talk about automation for your home based garden or greenhouse. Great Video Guys keep up the great work !!

Mucho Info-taining!

Project Managment and Design

noreply@blogger.com (Climate Control Systems Inc) — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 19:04:00 +0000

Let us know what you are using for Drafting and Design and Project Management. Having great designs to present to a client has been one of our Cornerstones in the way of business proposals. What are you guys using? Anyone have a favorite? Just Leave a reply to this post. I have been looking at smartsheets.com and I must say I am impressed with what you can do and everything is on the cloud. Super Sweet.

Climate Control Commissioned to Work on Brampton Parks

noreply@blogger.com (Climate Control Systems Inc) — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:03:00 +0000

We will be in Brampton in the next little while to implement proper greenhouse automation into the Greenhouse at Chinguacousy Park. You can check out all the beauty Brampton has to offer.

Just follow this link BRAMPTON ONT

Welcome to our First Post!

noreply@blogger.com (Climate Control Systems Inc) — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 01:18:00 +0000

With the help of our new friends at Numantis Technology Inc. We have re-created our website to be a little more, well WEB 2.0 and we figured it was time to start with this whole social media universe thing. I love the idea of automation and after working very hard on a farm doing manual labor for 30+ years planting tomatoes, I really do enjoy what technology can do. Believe me we still work incredibly hard, but most efforts are so other farmers don't have too!

Let us know what you think about the website and the design.....I will be posting our news and updates here.

http://www.climatecontrol.com

All are welcome, stay awhile