Mr. Paul Ghezzi reports

KONTROL TECHNOLOGIES SELECTED BY NEW MUNICIPAL CUSTOMER FOR NET ZERO EMISSIONS BUILDING DESIGN AND RECEIVES SECOND USA PATENT FOR SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DETECTING AIRBORNE PATHOGENS

Kontrol Technologies Corp. has been selected by a municipal customer for net-zero emissions building design and has received its second U.S. patent for system and method for detecting airborne pathogens.

"We are pleased to continue to grow our net-zero emission business with a new municipal opportunity," said Paul Ghezzi, chief executive officer of Kontrol Technologies. "We continue to win new customers who are focused on the transition to electrification and lowering building emissions. In addition to growing our operating business we continue to add to our expanding intellectual property with our second U.S. patent for airborne pathogen monitoring."

The company has been awarded U.S. patent No. 11,662,278. The patent covers an air sampling system which includes an air inflow channel having an air inlet portion at a top end; the air inflow channel being oriented substantially vertically; a fan configured to cause air in a sampling environment to flow into the air inflow channel through the inlet portion; a cooling unit for cooling air in the air inflow channel, the cooling unit disposed downstream of the inlet portion; a collection chamber for collecting liquid water condensed from air in the air inflow channel; the collection chamber being fluidly connected to the air inflow channel; and a sensing unit for determining a volume of liquid in the collection chamber, wherein the cooling unit is controlled in response to signals generated by the sensing unit.

About Kontrol Technologies Corp.

Kontrol Technologies, a Canadian public company, is a leader in smart buildings and cities through Internet of Things, cloud and software-as-a-service technology. Kontrol provides solutions and services to its customers to improve energy management, monitor continuous emissions and accelerate the sustainability of all buildings.

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