Novar Controls

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Novar / Novar Controls

Company type	Subsidiary
Headquarters	Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Products	Energy Management System, energy services, Building automation, Thermostats, Programmable thermostat, Energy Information Management
Number of employees	116,000[citation needed] industry = Building automation, HVAC, Intelligent building, Chain stores, Energy management, Lighting, Refrigeration, Building Control
Parent	Honeywell International
Website	www.novar.com

Novar (also Novar Controls) is a manufacturing company based in Cleveland, Ohio, United States, which develops technology to centrally control and manage HVAC, refrigeration and lighting systems for businesses, using direct digital control and energy management. More than 40,000 sites worldwide use Novar technology, and more than 10,000 of those sites are actively managed by Novar.^{[citation needed]}

Novar was founded in 1964 by James Ott, an Ohio State University graduate, and acquired by Honeywell International in 2005.^{[citation needed]}

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