LAS VEGAS, April 16, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- EnerBrite Technologies Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ETGU) is pleased to announce that the SensorStat(r) motion-based thermostat has been selected for the retrofit project of a major hotel in Canada's capital city of Ottawa. The contract will mean a six-figure purchase order for E.S.S.X. Canada Inc., a subsidiary of EnerBrite Technologies Group, Inc. It will involve a complete overhaul of the hotel's heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems utilizing SensorStat(r) to reduce utility costs and conserve natural resources.
SensorStat(r) was specified by the property owners in this retrofit project, which necessitated that all submitting contractors include a quote from E.S.S.X. in their bids.
SensorStat(r) is typically installed on an interior wall and functions as the room thermostat while interfacing with the HVAC systems. It detects movement via its surface-mounted infrared sensor to determine whether or not the room is occupied and engages the pre-programmed energy and comfort control functions accordingly. On average, SensorStat(r) saves 25 to 35 percent of energy costs and is a key component of EnerBrite's energy management system.
"This is a very prominent property and an exceptional opportunity for us to showcase SensorStat's effectiveness on a large scale. E.S.S.X. eagerly awaits the awarding of the contract in order to move forward with its installation plans," stated Edward Herbert, President and Co-CEO of EnerBrite Technologies.
Awarding of the contract is expected in the coming weeks. For more information about EnerBrite Technologies, Inc., and SensorStat(r), visit: www.enerbrite.com.
About EnerBrite Technologies Group, Inc.:
EnerBrite Technologies Group's focus is on introducing performance-related technologies designed to manage energy consumption and control demand. The EnerBrite product line consists of various technologies that not only have the capability of controlling energy demand, but can also be the foundation for reconfiguring base building systems. These technologies can substantially change the way building systems are installed and operated (e.g. domestic hot water, hallway ventilation, in-suite heating/cooling, etc.).
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