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.

Connectivity is more than a buzzword, said Katie Woodling, head of product management for air conditioning, North America, at Bosch.

For years, ZoneFirst President Dick Foster has used the light-switches-in-the-home comparison while promoting the benefits of zoning. At their AHR Expo booth, they introduced a product that brought new meaning to that comparison.

WindFree cooling technology was the buzzword at the Samsung booth during the recent AHR Expo in Las Vegas.

All aspects of the world are becoming more digital, and that includes the realm of hydronics. A pair of recent product introductions prove that point.

Despite ongoing turmoil in the economy, much of it linked to the continuing coronavirus pandemic, analysts see upsides for the HVAC sector in 2022.

While there are significant advantages to using smart thermostats, it’s important your customers understand – What options are available that do not require them to give up their privacy to save energy?

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.

The smart thermostat market continues to get crowded.