Adding this product to bare ¾-inch copper pipe increases heat radiation. Element sections come in 1- and 2-foot lengths, and are available in ½-, ¾-, 1-, and 1 ¼-inch copper-pipe sizes.
This corrugated sleeving option is for potable hot and cold water applications in commercial or residential in-slab installations or anywhere additional protection is needed.
Luis Felipe Dau promoted from vice president of business and marketing
April 4, 2016
Embraco announced that Luis Felipe Dau has been named the company’s new global president. Dau had been serving as vice president of business and marketing. Dau began his role as president on March 1.
This commercial rack system offers a wide variety of framework configurations and links as many as 20 high-efficiency, 199,000-Btu, condensing, tankless water heaters and provides commercial contractors multiple wall-mount, free-standing, and back-to-back installation options.
Triples square footage to accommodate company’s growth
March 31, 2016
QM Power, maker of a new high-efficiency motor technology, announced it has moved its headquarters from Lee’s Summit to Kansas City, Missouri, to accommodate the company’s growth. QM Power’s new headquarters is more than triple the square footage of the company’s previous office space.
The ac variable frequency drive segment accounted for over 70 percent value share of the market
March 30, 2016
The global variable frequency drive (VFD) market is expected to increase at a 7.2 percent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in terms of value during 2016 to 2026, according to a report from Future Market Insights (FMI). Volume-wise, FMI estimates the VFD market to expand at an 8.5 percent CAGR.
Company said its next-generation VFD is expected to raise the bar for performance and system reliability
March 29, 2016
Ideal Power Inc., a developer of power conversion technologies, announced it has successfully tested and demonstrated a new variable frequency drive (VFD) based on its patented Power Packet Switching Architecture™ (PPSA).
Ninety percent of compressor failures can be attributed to problems found elsewhere in the system. And, serious consequences can result if technicians don’t determine the true source of the compressor failure.
As manufacturers research the viability of low-GWP and other natural refrigerants, they face the concurrent challenges of ensuring compressors are efficient, safe, and reliable.
A common complaint throughout the HVACR industry is that when new technicians enter the industry, they don’t have the skills and knowledge that employers expect. One area where this is evident is in the field of compressor service.