Articles Tagged with ''efficiency standards''

California recently began to enforce acceptance testing requirements for mechanical and lighting systems on commercial projects.

Johnson Controls has been invited by U.S. President Joe Biden to participate in the virtual Leaders Summit on Climate.

Two very different standards have recently been introduced that offer HVAC professionals the ability to demonstrate the performance of the systems they install.

Modine’s goal at this year’s AHR Expo was to educate customers about how its products meet current standards and efficiencies.

The first phase took effect on January 1, 2018, and increased the minimum efficiency of commercial rooftop units (RTUs) by about 13 percent.

When taxpayer dollars are spent to create regulations based on information the public isn’t allowed to access, some in the HVAC industry call foul.

What equipment gets tested, how it gets tested, why and when it gets tested, and what standard those results are held up against … these factors can shape the HVAC equipment market right along with actual performance.

When Independence Day rolls around this year, many manufacturing leaders will fire up the grill with a sigh of relief. Not only will they have the day off, but they will enjoy the first day of freedom from what has been five years of preparations for the first national efficiency standards for furnace fans.

Nothing lasts forever. This old adage holds true, especially when it comes to HVAC coils.