Bringing superior comfort to over one thousand households at Intorus Triumphal Palace with future-oriented lifestyle
Shanghai, China, June 22, 2006 - ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, signed a frame agreement with Shanghai China Eagle Real Estate Co. Ltd today to install the ABB i-bus® EIB system and electrical wiring accessories and low voltage apparatus at the new high class residential property - Intorus Triumphal Palace, developed by Shanghai China Eagle Real Estate.
"The project shows that there is high demand for the ABB i-bus® EIB system in China's intelligent building market", said Remo Luetolf, Senior Vice President of ABB China and head of Automation Products Division of ABB North Asia and ABB China, "Our common pursuit in bringing superb quality life and advanced technologies to Chinese customers pave the way for our cooperation between ABB and Shanghai China Eagle Real Estate Co., LTD."
The future-orientated ABB i-bus® EIB is an intelligent building control system which allows consumers to pursue for high standard comfortable life and individuation by integrating together all types of household electric apparatus such as lighting, blinds, air-conditioning and floor heating. With ABB i-bus® EIB, home owners can also enjoy switching and controlling wherever they are, either inside the apartment or remotely via a mobile phone or Internet.
"As a real estate enterprise that deals with property development and sales, Shanghai China Eagle Real Estate Co. LTD. has been following the concept of designing buildings with classic vision and creating superb living environment for home owners," noted Rui Yongxiang, president of Shanghai China Eagle Real Estate Co., Ltd. "The ABB i-bus® EIB system gives Intorus Triumphal Palace a competitive advantage in its luxurious and aesthetic home concept."
Following the success with Louis Triumphal Palace, one of its key residential properties, China Eagle builds energy-efficient, intelligent and environmentally friendly home concept into Intorus Triumphal Palace. Located in the center of Putuo District, the most reputable district in Shanghai, Intorus Triumphal Palace covers an area of 270,000 square meters. The property project will adopt the latest technology and design concept from Germany.
"The ABB i-bus® provides increased security, economic efficiency, convenience and flexibility, whether in office buildings, industrial plants or residential properties, while satisfying Chinese customers' needs for advanced technologies." Remo Luetolf added.
Besides Intorus Triumphal Palace in Shanghai, the intelligent building installation system and electrical wiring accessories have also been used in non-residential projects such as SIP Hotel, Xiamen YueHua Hotel, Chengdu Kempinski Hotel, Shanghai Westin Hotel, Shenzhen Airport, China Art Museum, Beijing Television Station, etc.
ABB (www.abb.com) is a leader in power and automation technologies that enable utility and industry customers to improve their performance while lowering environmental impact. The ABB Group of companies operates in around 100 countries and employs about 104,000 people. ABB has a full range of business activities in China, including manufacturing, R&D, sales and service, with 8,500 employees, 25 joint ventures and wholly owned companies, and an extensive sales and service network across 30 cities. To know more about ABB, visit www.abb.com.cn.