Founded in New York by Rosario Puleo in 1968, Puleo Electronics manufactures alarm annunciators and related monitoring systems for critical infrastructure. The third generation of the Puleo family now works in the business, which provides application engineering and custom solutions for installations ranging from utility substations to airports and government facilities worldwide. Its equipment has been used at sites including One World Trade Center and Hong Kong International Airport.
Crestron Electronics, IncCrestron Electronics has remained owned by the Feldstein family since its founding in 1972, growing from a New Jersey company into an international manufacturer with a production facility in Orangeburg, New York. It is known for developing integrated control and automation technology that helps people work, learn, communicate, and live more easily in spaces ranging from homes to government facilities. Its systems have been installed at places including the Pentagon, NASA, and the White House, while its Crestron Technical Institute trains professionals who design and support them.ROCKLEIGH, NJ
Seekirk, IncSeekirk, Inc. manufactures annunciators for domestic and international utility markets, designing them for both new installations and retrofit projects. Its products are used in electrical substations, power plants, and utility operations, while the company continues to support legacy annunciators that have remained in service since the 1960s. Seekirk also makes fiber-optic field contact repeaters and annunciators with DNP3.0 or Modbus remote monitoring.COLUMBUS, OH
Peconic Energy Products Corporation (PEPCO)Founded in 1985, Peconic Energy Products Corporation (PEPCO) designs, fabricates, installs and supports building automation and remote leak-detection systems for facilities across the New York tri-state area and beyond. Its work ranges from wireless upgrades for older buildings to large turnkey control projects, including a 980-unit Manhattan cooperative where its ENERGUARD system cut fuel use by 29%. PEPCO also operates a UL 508A-certified industrial panel shop and provides 24/7/365 remote monitoring and support.DEER PARK, NY
Digital Alert Systems, IncBorn from Monroe Electronics’ 1953 custom engineering operation, Digital Alert Systems, Inc. is a Lyndonville company known for applying broadcast engineering to emergency communications. Its dedicated emergency-messaging organization took shape in 2018, building on earlier work that included pioneering cue-tone control and cable television’s first emergency override system. Today, it serves communications operators with systems designed to keep critical alerts moving.LYNDONVILLE, NY