Johnson Controls, a globally renowned provider of smart building technology and solutions announced that it closed an agreement to purchase EuroPAC Alarmcentrale and EuroPAC Telefooncentrale businesses. Based in The Netherlands, EuroPAC has operations in Benelux.

The acquisition will strengthen the company’s position in the residential/commercial monitoring industry in the Benelux region by broadening offerings to include video, tracking services and third party call center service, whilst strengthening our Video as a Service (VaaS) capabilities.

safe and secure

With access to Johnson Controls resources, EuroPAC will continue to bring to market even more new, innovative services"

“EuroPAC provides a valuable addition to our world-class monitoring services which help keep our customers’ property safe and secure,” said Daniela Pandrea, General Manager, Building Technologies and Solutions, Benelux and Norway at Johnson Controls.

“This is an exciting move for us,” said Will Spoor, Managing Director, EuroPAC. “With access to Johnson Controls resources, EuroPAC will continue to bring to market even more new, innovative services.”

alarm monitoring services

Johnson Controls has more than 40 years expertise of alarm monitoring services in the Benelux and has driven building innovation for 130 years. The Johnson Controls Private Alarm Centers are recognized by the Ministry of Justice and provides services in the field of electronic alarms, video observation & surveillance and alarm follow-up.

EuroPAC employs over forty people at a state-of-the-art monitoring center in Oss, the Netherlands, where they provide 24/7 monitoring and telephone services to both business and residential customers. EuroPAC, which has an extensive partner and alarm-installer network, will continue to operate under its own identity and brand name and to be led by their General Manager Will Spoor.

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