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In this issue of The ACHR News, we take a look at federal plans to step up indoor air quality efforts and the HVAC industry's response to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. We also discuss geothermal policies, the advantages of offering duct cleaning services, looking beyond the HVAC system for some repairs, and the demand for more aesthetic air solutions. More stories: pricing components and equipment, preparing for the HFC phasedown, oil traps and compressors.
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With fuel prices continuing to rise across the country, contractors are becoming increasingly and understandably concerned. However, try to look at the recent fuel spike as an opportunity for home and commercial service providers.
For your information news briefs from a wide variety of categories within the HVAC industry. Price increases, mergers and acquisitions, award winners, and more are highlighted here each week.
The moment for geothermal seemed to have arrived several times since the 1970s. A number of factors are forecasting wider use of this type of heating and cooling solution.
Some comfort and indoor air quality issues we encounter bleed over from areas that we might be unfamiliar with. The most common are the influences of building construction, like leakage and insulation.
With traditional HVAC equipment, it’s mostly out of sight, out of mind. Mini splits present a different situation, as these devices are displayed prominently on the wall.
Equipment still fails like it did before 2020, but depending on your customer base, scheduling jobs can be a little more frustrating since the start of the pandemic.
The HFC phasedown and impending transition to lower-GWP refrigerants were top-of-mind at the recent AHR Expo. With the AIM Act, there is no stopping the transition to A2L refrigerants.
Even though the circulated refrigerant is the working fluid required for cooling, lubricant or oil is needed for lubrication of the compressor’s moving mechanical parts.
When Sheridan College launched its Energy and Climate Master Plan, with the goal of cutting campus energy and greenhouse gas emissions by half, they realized that they would need to transform their heating and cooling system.
The good times undoubtedly will not last forever. Just because everything is working lately does not mean the same marketing and business practices will work when the market shifts. The logical question becomes how to change your “golf swing.”
After spending the last 18 years working for The ACHR NEWS, Publisher Mike Murphy retired in March. Replacing Murphy as publisher is Sarah Harding, who has 24 years of publishing experience.
Ideal for use on cable extensions when installing security cameras, Platinum Tools’ new weatherproof RJ45 coupler housing protects almost any RJ45 coupler from dust and splashes.
The Yellow Jacket TurboRecover has all the features for fast and effective refrigerant recovery with a powerful twin-cylinder, oil-less compressor, and 1.25 hp brushless DC (BLDC) motor.
The Santa Fe Ceiling HEPA Air Purifiers are designed for installation above drop ceilings in commercial, light commercial, and educational applications.
Emerson’s next-generation Copeland ZPSK7 two-stage scroll compressors are available in 1.5- to 5-ton single-phase models, with three-phase compressors following in 2022.