Value added, smart, dramatically improves, bigger, bolder, better. These were some of the terms tossed about at the booths of exhibitors with refrigeration-related products at the 2007 International, Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition (AHR Expo).
A recent trend at the AHR Expo has been the dramatic increase of software companies showing off their new software packages that are designed to run powerful programs and make operating systems and equipment more state-of-the-art. This year’s show was no exception.
There’s not much that draws more attention at the AHR Expo than a display of trucks. This year’s expo was no different, as several automakers brought their latest and greatest commercial trucks to the show floor.
Bio products, leakage, and IAQ were top concerns for duct product manufacturers at the 2007 International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition.
The auto at the booth of Honeywell International Genetron Refrigerants had a new refrigerant that the company said was an example of its efforts to respond to constant change in the refrigerant sector. In the long term, that refrigerant could have an impact on stationary a/c.
If it can be put on wheels, moved around easily, and/or just moved around - period - there will be changes made in the nonducted and portable cooling-heating world. Proof is in walking the aisles of the International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition (AHR Expo).
uctless cooling and heating products and systems continue to mature, improve, and gain momentum in the United States. Proof was in the number of foreign-based vendors that exhibited at the AHR) Expo.
Many new tool products were shown at the 2007 International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition (AHR Expo), but manufacturers concentrated this year’s tool offerings on dependability, safety, and technician comfort.
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