This pellet stove offers polished ceramic finishes, solid cast-iron components, and quiet operation. The unit is strong enough to evenly heat an entire home via its smart-zone heating technology.
This unit is a shorter version of the M7RL gas furnace, as it does not include an integrated coil cabinet. To install this model, HVAC contractors will add a separate coil box, also manufactured by Nortek Global HVAC, that can accept evaporator coils up to 25 inches tall.
Prepares contractors for an expanding segment of the residential boiler market
August 30, 2016
Noritz America has launched a free online training course for its new CB Combination Boiler, targeting professional plumbing, heating, and HVAC contractors.
Europe and Asia Pacific are also expected to see considerable market growth over the forecast period
August 30, 2016
Although still emerging, the market for zero net energy homes (ZNEHs) is expected to be led by new construction in North America, notes Navigant Research. Other countries in select regions, such as Europe and Asia-Pacific, are also beginning to follow suit.
The design streamlines, and even eliminates, certain components
August 29, 2016
A team of scientists from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and the University of Florida (UF) has developed a novel method that could yield lower-cost, higher-efficiency systems for water heating in residential buildings.
Because it uses the earth as a free heat source or heat sink, geothermal is inherently a highly efficient technology that can help homeowners and building owners save a significant amount of energy and money. And, as advances in technology continue to improve the efficiency and controls of these units, the industry is concurrently investigating ways to make geothermal an affordable option for all.
While most studies insist IoT technologies are on the cusp of becoming mainstream, the question remains: Is the HVAC industry truly ready to embrace the IoT, or is there a sense of trepidation and concern regarding the technology’s staying power and long-term viability?
For the past decade, those in the geothermal heating and cooling industry have benefited from two tax credits that incentivize residential and commercial geothermal installations. But both of these tax credits are four months away from expiring, and all efforts to extend them have failed thus far.