“Nortek Air Solutions and APA have built a solid relationship over the last three decades, and we are excited to announce their territory expansion into Connecticut and Western Massachusetts,” said Joe Naccarello, Nortek's chief commercial officer.
The Elf-gineers — mechanical and electrical engineers from GE Appliances — came together and transformed the air-conditioning laboratory at the company’s headquarters into an elf workshop and used their engineering expertise to reconfigure more than 100 toys to meet the unique needs of local kids.
Anthony Ramkissoon was named to the newly created position of director of sales for the medical and scientific sectors, Steve Wright was promoted to director of strategic sales, and Kelly Marincik was promoted to senior director of strategic sales.
The new investment in Mojave Energy Systems will support the expansion of sales and marketing efforts around its ArctiDry dedicated outdoor air system, new product launches, electrochemical regeneration research, and the completion of its U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) manufacturing scale-up efforts.
The new senior manager of Franklin Electric's Industrial & Engineered Systems business unit, Mike Pimentel, will set the strategic vision for the segment, leading all commercial activities and supporting the needs and growth of customers, the company said.
A Mitsubishi Electric Corp. plant in Maysville, Kentucky, where electrical equipment for the automotive industry is now made, will be revamped to produce variable-speed compressors for high-efficiency heat pumps.
The investment by RectorSeal Corp. will empower Flair to accelerate its growth, expand its hvacOS smart heating and control platform, and strengthen its position in the home HVAC control market.
The list of the Top 25 Most Influential HVACR Instructors and Educators, put together by HVAC Excellence, recognizes individuals who are shaping the future of the HVACR industry through exceptional teaching, dedication, and advocacy for education.
The new laboratories, in Anchorage and Fairbanks, Alaska, will research a variety of LG’s heat-pump solutions, including both ducted and ductless indoor and outdoor units.
