Articles Tagged with ''ventilation products''

Responding to requests by specifying engineers and design-build professionals, Cambridge Engineering, a manufacturer of high temperature heating and ventilation (HTHV) products for large commercial spaces, has launched a new website featuring an engineer-specific portal allowing for easier access to technical information.

Commercial building codes are mandating higher volumes of fresh-air intake than ever before. To help meet these ventilation requirements, more and more HVAC contractors and building owners are turning to dedicated outdoor air systems (DOAS). 

Moffitt Corp. Inc. opened a new regional sales office in Denver. The office is designed to serve clients located in the western U.S. and enable the Moffitt sales team to more easily reach its customers with in-house consultations, trainings, and site visits.

EcoNet Controls announced it has received “Works with SmartThings” approval for its EV100 series of Z-Wave wireless HVAC vents. SmartThings, a Samsung company, is building an open platform for smart homes and the consumer Internet of Things.

Not all ventilation installations are designed and executed properly, and it is not uncommon to find improperly performing ventilation systems. 

Fan products are not only more efficient and quieter — they’re also smarter, more intuitive, and more connected than ever before.

As buildings are constructed to be tighter and more efficient than ever before, mechanical ventilation has become increasingly important in order to maintain a healthy and comfortable indoor environment. Further affecting the ventilation market are increasingly stringent standards and codes, which are influencing both commercial and residential projects across the country.

Panasonic Eco Solutions North America announced that it will be featured in an upcoming episode of “Innovations with Ed Begley Jr.,” airing in the second quarter via Fox Business and the Discovery Channel. Dates and show times are to be announced.

Building codes and increasingly educated consumers who understand the benefits of proper ventilation are driving innovation in the ventilation market.

Gone are the days of just providing heating and cooling. In order to stay in the comfort business, we must learn ever-changing building materials, code changes, and code program standards that include the installation of ventilation in homes that used to breathe on their own.