MountainLogic, Inc.

Primary Industry: Electronics

Organization Type: Product Company

10 Erste
Box 166
Snoqualmie Pass, Washington
United States
Tel: 425-246-2083
www.mountainlogic.com
[CTSI member]

Company Description

Americans waste half their heating and cooling energy for unoccupied rooms in their homes. MountainLogic's predictive occupancy zone controls learn the resident's patterns and only condition rooms that will be occupied. The system learns the resident's needs without programming. MountainLogic's solutions is easily retrofitted into the 100 million US homes with central forced air HVAC . Homeowners spend on average $1,229 annually on their heating/cooling energy bills, while releasing unsustainable levels of GHG. The easily installed MountainLogic system can pay for itself in just a few years.

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