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The Simplicity Series of concentric venting, noncondensing, tankless water heaters are designed to make installations simple and flexible through a gas-convertible combustion system. 

The J-II single-phase variable refrigerant flow (VRF) serves ambient heating and cooling applications in a 3- to 5-ton range and can be used for large residential and small commercial installations.

Weil-McLain is offering its most advanced high-efficiency condensing boiler. The new 95 percent AFUE Evergreen™ boiler features cutting-edge technology with simple controls, flexible functionality for multiple applications, and a durable design that is easy to install, use, and maintain.

The Whalen Co. is featuring the WRX Vertical Stack Fan Coil, the first fan coil with a slide-out chassis. “Slide-out chassis have been available for years in heat pumps,” said Tony Landers, VP of sales and marketing. “Whalen has changed the way fan coils are serviced and installed by making the slide-out chassis available.”

These contractors have created workplaces that demonstrate care and commitment to both employees and customers, cultivate and train employees, and offer growth opportunities and retirement planning to plot a successful future, both professionally and personally.

This integrated chilled beam system combines the efficiency of chilled beams with that of LED lighting. 

The Snow Dam helps to prevent avalanches from snow or ice buildup on metal roofs. It permits water from melted snow to run off roofs while safely retaining up to 2,000 pounds of unmelted snow and ice. 

Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating introduces the kumo cloud™ app and web service which works in conjunction with Mitsubishi Electric’s Wi-Fi Interface to enable wireless control of M-and P-Series systems from any smartphone.

The department estimates the new efficiency standards for RTUs will save businesses as much as $167 billion in energy costs over the lifetime of the equipment — more than any other efficiency standard issued to date. 

The 40,000-square-foot building includes a training center that will support LG’s air conditioning business and educate contractors, technicians, and engineers about the HVAC technology.