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Carrier Launches Infinity System Control in Alabama Power's Smart Neighborhood

The Infiinty system control will deliver to the Smart Neighborhood data-driven comfort on the cutting edge of energy savings and connectivity.
Feb. 23, 2018
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Carrier Infinity System thermostat condensing unit

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Feb. 20, 2018 – The new Carrier Infinity® system control was given its debut at Alabama Power’s Smart Neighborhood™ in suburban Birmingham, Ala., a community of 62 homes featuring emerging energy-efficient technologies, materials and appliances, and a community-scale power system.

At the Smart Neighborhood, the Infinity system control will deliver data-driven comfort on the cutting edge of energy savings and connectivity.

“The Infinity system has long set the standard for efficiency and comfort in our industry and we’re excited to deliver a new system control that will further enhance the Infinity system,” said Matthew Pine, vice president and general manager, Carrier, Residential. “We recognize how important innovative design has become in this category as well as the power of connecting the dealer with the homeowner to provide greater levels of customer service.”

“This is an exciting opportunity for Carrier dealers to continue to deliver world-class comfort with an even more attractive and powerful interface.”

More than standard thermostats, the Infinity system and Infinity system control work seamlessly to merge multiple dimensions of comfort – temperature, humidity, airflow and air quality – to achieve the ideal indoor environment.  When paired with wireless sensors, the Infinity system control allows homeowners to enjoy the highest levels of comfort and control, including room-by-room temperature control and humidity management .

The Infinity system control can also drive energy savings by making it simple. Its intuitive interface adapts, learns and communicates with the entire Infinity System for powerful, energy-efficient programmable settings, precise energy tracking and savings intelligence.

As a part of Alabama Power’s Smart Neighborhood initiative, homeowners will receive an Infinity heat pump with Greenspeed® intelligence climate control system, including the new system controls, as well as other smart, connected appliances to create a highly efficient home that connects the homeowner with their energy consumption in a whole new way. 

In return, data gathered from the homes’ innovative features will provide insight into how homes can be built and function more efficiently, and feedback on the most useful products and services for household comfort, convenience and connectivity.

“Smart Neighborhood puts us, our customers, and our building and technology partners on the leading edge of energy research and development,” said John Hudson, senior vice president of Marketing and Business Development for Alabama Power. “We are thrilled to work with companies like Carrier on this project to provide our customers with energy solutions that make their lives easier.”

The Infinity system control is available immediately across the United States and Canada.

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