The 2012 HVACR Educator’s Catalog contains the most popular programs from ESCO Institute and HVAC Excellence. The programs are designed to simplify the task of training for educators, wholesalers, Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (JATC) instructors, utilities, and other trainers.
For applications such as cafes, executive offices, sports suites, kiosks, and outdoor kitchens, the GEMU090 undercounter Pearl Ice® ice machine is 15 inches wide, over 33 inches high, and over 22 inches deep.
Designed for large-scale facilities, such as commercial office buildings, hotels, hospitals, and schools, the Multi V III is a variable refrigerant flow (VRF) commercial air conditioning system.
Designed for HVAC applications, Climatherm® SDR 17.6 is now available in large pipe sizes up to 24 inches in diameter. SDR, or standard dimension ratio, is the ratio of pipe-diameter-to-wall-thickness, and these larger pipe offerings have reduced SDRs in order to keep weight and costs down.
Version 9.3 of Maxwell Systems™ Estimation®, the company’s takeoff and estimating software designed specifically to address the needs of electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and HVAC contractors, is available.
With a zinc-plated steel housing and finishing, the FireBag® thermal-activated gas shut-off device automatically turns off the gas supply in the event of a fire, preventing explosions and the spreading of fire.
Joining the line of the company’s IAQ products are three Luxaire Acclimate central dehumidifiers. The 65-, 90-, and 135-pint models are designed to remove excess moisture from the air and improve comfort levels.
A mobile application for HVACR contractors and distributors provides continuous field access to product replacement information for OEM, competitive, and White-Rodgers products from their Blackberry or Android smartphone.
An addition to the company’s portable metering product line, the ELITEpro SP™ recording power meter provides users with the same user-friendly metering experience as the ELITEpro.
Designed to reduce a business’s electric bill, the Demand Limiting Controller (DLC) attacks the three charges for electricity: demand, peak rate, and use.