Projects
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, Indiana

When the University of Notre Dame set goals for an energy management system, they sought a system that would be supported and a controls contractor that would respond to their present and future needs. In 1978, Notre Dame chose Havel to install a Barber Colman ECON I system in 22 buildings including adding thermostats and valves in over 2,000 dormitory rooms. The system was recognized immediately for superior energy management. In 1979, a University of Illinois study rated Notre Dame as having the lowest energy use per square foot of 15 major Midwestern universities. Since 1978, the Barber Colman ECON VI has been expanded to nearly 50 campus buildings with all new construction being added as built. We have continued to support and update the massive system through the years and into the future.

Contact Person:
Mark Hummel, PE
Chief Mechanical Engineer
Facility Engineering

Project Type:
Multi-Site Facilities Management and
Direct Digital Control

Project Size:
76 Campus Buildings

System Installed:
Barber-Colman ECON VI and Network 8000
Invensys I/A LonWorks

Project Completion: Ongoing since 1975

Contract Amount: $10,000,000.00 +

Available Points: 5,000+

HOST Programming Workstation

Installing Office: Havel Bros.
South Bend Office

T: 260.487.7900
F: 260.489.2119
Email

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