Modern technology has brought with it both benefits and new challenges, but one of the ways it’s made it possible to do many little things is via automated processes.

As people spend more time at home due to the lingering effects of the pandemic, the buzzwords that come to mind are comfort and convenience. The influx of smart controls and thermostats can help fulfill these desires.

The world is headed into a greener future and Johnson Controls wants to act as a leader in getting there. That will take smarter, more efficient HVAC equipment.

A.O. Smith Corp. has been promoting the connected features of its name-brand water heaters, as well as its Lochinvar offerings.

Connected homes continue to grow in popularity, creating an opportunity for HVAC contractors to create an even stronger bond with homeowners.

What is the best approach to providing a holistic smart home experience for consumers?

For residential HVAC contractors, smart homes are a fast-growing market that offers opportunity for profit.

Thermostats are like other pieces of interactive equipment: People are thrilled by each development but move on quickly when the next feature comes along.

In the past few years, the thermostat has become a cutting edge electronic. This creates new opportunities for HVAC contractors.

An extensive research and feedback process in response to dealers who asked for “a smart thermostat option at a reasonable price point” started in 2014, and it culminated in this year’s Gold winner.