design and production of a microprocessor controller for precision air-conditioners in computer rooms
1984
CAREL creates the first monitoring system for air-conditioning units
1985
design and production of programmable controllers for air-conditioning
1987
SMD technology and in-circuit testing introduced into the production process
1988
design and production of controllers for refrigeration
1989
new programmable electronic board developed, complete with CAREL proprietary programming tools (EasyTools)
1991
CAREL introduces serial communication on its entire range of controllers
1992
the first subsidiary, CAREL France, established in Lyon
1994
CAREL receives ISO 9001 certification
1996
the German subsidiary CAREL DEUTSCHLAND established
1998
a new more powerful and upgraded version of the pCOB is manufactured, called the pCO2
CAREL UK and CAREL Sud America are founded
2000
the CAREL Group reaches sales of 55 million euro CAREL China established
2001
CAREL Australia and CAREL USA founded ksa.carel.com, the web site wit h services for users of CAREL software products, goes on-line
2002
CAREL updates its quality system to the new ISO 9001:2000 standard
2003
CAREL adopts the ORACLE ERP system
2004
CAREL Centre for Experimental Thermodynamics founded, dealing, among other tings, with the experimentation of control techniques for refrigeration appliances, with special focus on new technologies.
2005
CAREL starts production at the new facilities in Suzhou (around 100 km from Shanghai). The new factory makes electronic solutions for the air-conditioning and refrigeration sectors to the same quality standards as the parent company, and was established to respond to the growing requirements of the Chinese market, as well as to ensure continuity of service to CARELs western partners who have manufacturing facilities in China.
2006
CAREL Company of excellence, among the first one hundred companies of excellence in Italy. This is what emerges from the report entitled Our Excellence by Eurispes, the renowned institute of social studies working in the field of political, economic and social research. This recognition adds to the prestigious special mention in the 2006 F.I.O.R.E. prize (Farnell InOne RoHS Elected), in the RoHS compliant manufacturing technology category, and the Innovation Award as part of the Quality in Development Prize promoted by the Rotary Club, Unindustria Padova, the Chamber of Commerce, Ucid (the Christian Business Union), and the Order of Accountants.
