Built for extreme durability, the Shockwave™ Expand enhances the existing insert bit program with new extended-length magnetic bit holders and insert nut drivers that together are designed to cover more applications with fewer products, said the company.
The 9,000-, 12,000-, and 18,000-Btu single-zone line of compact cassettes and slim duct systems now fit a wider range of installations; they can be coupled with a single-zone heat pump or air conditioning unit as well as with a multi-zone outdoor condensing system.
Quickly manufactured to precise specifications, Filter Curbs offer additional filter capacity for rooftop units. The curbs feature all-welded construction, factory-insulated walls, integral filter rack, and access door for servicing filters.
The Allied Commercial™ 13- to 25-ton models have been added to the high-efficiency K-Series product line of packaged rooftop units. They are available in gas/electric, electric/electric, and heat pump models.
Simultaneously measuring and recording CO2, humidity, and temperature, the CL11 data logger bench top display unit is a multimeter that is equipped with the field-tested Hygrometer® In-1 humidity sensor.
The Diamond System Builder layout tool is an equipment selection software tool that makes it quicker and easier for engineers to design CITY MULTI® variable refrigerant flow (VRF) zoning and split-ductless systems.
Web-enabled, the latest version of AspectFT, version 2.0, building automation and energy control was designed to make building automation simple for facility managers, integrating building control with everyday technology.
The Shield™ refrigerant locking cap has an inner and an outer cap, which are made from C360 alloy brass. The cap comes with a waterproof, color-coded, rubberized sleeve to protect the cap against outside elements as well as allow for easy identification of refrigerants.
The AeroPak™ Series units are compact through-the-wall heating and cooling package units. They are designed for multifamily apartments, condos, and other high-occupancy buildings.
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