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Weil’s package systems come standard with pumps, removal system, controls, a cover, and a fiberglass basin with a reinforcement band that increases structural integrity.
Bob and Tim were on their way to a no heating call. When they arrived, they looked at the house and saw that it had a package unit. They talked to the housewife and she told them that the unit stopped running sometime in the middle of the night last night.
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.
The Heil® PGR5 small package gas heating/electric cooling system and PAR5 small package air conditioning system are now available in 2-, 2.5-, 3-, 3.5-, 4-, and 5-ton cooling capacities, featuring single- and three-phase electrical options for use in residential or commercial applications.
In this month’s troubleshooting situation, our customer has called to say that the roof-mounted gas pack on their 1,500-square-foot home isn’t keeping them cool. Their specific description of the problem is that they “can’t feel any air” coming from the supply registers.
In this month’s troubleshooting situation, we have a customer who has called to say that their condominium has no heat. The particular equipment in this case is a thru-the-wall package unit that provides cooling in the summer and employs a natural gas system to heat the building in the winter.
