Automated Logic Corporation

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Automated Logic Corporation
Type Subsidiary
Industry Building automation
Founded1977;46 years ago (1977)
Headquarters Kennesaw, Georgia
Number of employees
300+
Parent Carrier Global
Website automatedlogic.com

Automated Logic Corporation is a subsidiary of Carrier Global that manufactures building automation systems. Its headquarters is located in Kennesaw, Georgia.

Automated Logic systems are installed in commercial office buildings, industrial plants, critical mission facilities, healthcare facilities, educational facilities, government complexes, hospitality/entertainment venues and retail locations worldwide.

Products are sold through an international network of dealers who design, engineer, install and support Automated Logic products. Automated Logic Corporation was acquired by the Carrier Corporation (parent: United Technologies Corporation.) in 2004.

As a founding member of the BACnet Manufacturers Association, Automated Logic was one of the first to offer products using the industry’s standard protocol – BACnet.

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