Connecticut Controls Corp.

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18 Industrial Park Rd, Centerbrook, CT 06409, New Haven, CT

Quick Answers

Does Connecticut Controls Corp. handle commercial HVAC, not just residential systems?

Connecticut Controls Corp. specializes exclusively in commercial and industrial HVAC controls, serving facilities in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island since 1994. The company does not serve residential customers — its work centers on BMS/DDC systems integration, energy management, and HVAC controls for commercial and industrial buildings.

How much does a commercial HVAC unit cost?

Connecticut Controls Corp. focuses on HVAC controls, BMS/DDC integration, and retrofit upgrades rather than standalone equipment sales, so project costs vary significantly based on facility size, system complexity, and scope of integration. Facility managers should contact the company directly for a project-specific quote.

How often should commercial HVAC filters be changed?

Filter change frequency for commercial HVAC systems depends on building type, occupancy, and local air quality conditions — a properly integrated building management system, like those Connecticut Controls Corp. designs and installs, can include sensors and scheduling that help facilities managers monitor system performance and time maintenance accurately.

About

Connecticut Controls Corp., based in Centerbrook, CT, is a commercial and industrial HVAC controls specialist serving facilities across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island within a 25-mile service radius since 1994. The company's core expertise is Building Management System (BMS) and Direct Digital Control (DDC) integration — connecting HVAC, lighting, energy management, and security into unified, scalable platforms. Connecticut Controls works with industry-standard protocols including BACnet, Lonworks, and Modbus, and integrates technology from Tridium Niagara, Johnson Controls, Honeywell, Distech Controls, ABB, Cylon, and Belimo. This protocol-agnostic approach allows facility managers in mixed-system environments to consolidate controls without full equipment replacement. Retrofit and upgrade projects are a significant part of the company's work. Rather than replacing entire systems, Connecticut Controls designs HVAC and lighting control upgrades that reduce energy consumption and support corporate sustainability goals — a practical consideration as Connecticut energy costs remain among the highest in the nation for commercial properties. The company sells, installs, and services JACE controllers, Spyder/FX controllers, VFDs, thermostats, and field components including sensors, valves, and actuators. As a Honeywell-certified VFD provider, Connecticut Controls can extend additional warranty coverage on those installations. For ongoing operational needs, 24/7 on-call service contracts are available to facility managers who require after-hours support.

Frequently Asked Questions

What building management system platforms does Connecticut Controls Corp. work with?

Connecticut Controls Corp. works with Tridium Niagara, Johnson Controls, Honeywell, Distech Controls, ABB, Cylon, and Belimo platforms. The company integrates these systems using open protocols — BACnet, Lonworks, and Modbus — allowing facility managers to connect disparate systems across a single building or campus.

Does Connecticut Controls Corp. offer after-hours emergency service?

Yes, Connecticut Controls Corp. offers 24/7 on-call service contracts for commercial and industrial facilities. This is designed to give facility managers reliable support outside normal business hours when HVAC controls or BMS issues arise.

What geographic areas does Connecticut Controls Corp. serve?

Connecticut Controls Corp. serves commercial and industrial clients in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, operating within a 25-mile radius of its Centerbrook, CT location. Facility managers in the shoreline, Greater Hartford, and southern New England regions are within the company's service footprint.

Can Connecticut Controls Corp. retrofit existing HVAC controls rather than replacing full systems?

Retrofit and upgrade work is a core service at Connecticut Controls Corp., allowing facilities to improve energy efficiency and integrate modern controls without replacing entire HVAC systems. The company designs upgraded lighting and HVAC control systems using current technology that reduces operating costs and supports green initiatives.

What types of commercial products does Connecticut Controls Corp. sell and install?

Connecticut Controls Corp. sells, installs, and services JACE controllers, Spyder/FX controllers, VFDs, thermostats, lighting control systems, and field components such as sensors, valves, and actuators from manufacturers including Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Veris, Mamac, Viconics, and Belimo. The company is also a Honeywell-certified VFD provider, which enables extended warranty benefits on those installations.

Operating Hours

Monday	7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
TuesdayToday	7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Wednesday	7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Thursday	7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Friday	7:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Saturday	Closed
Sunday	Closed