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In this issue of The ACHR News, contractors discuss the different reasons why employees leave and private equity firms continue to acquire HVAC contractors. We also discuss home automation systems, the upcoming 2023 efficiency standards for rooftop units, and the smart home Matter standard. Also in this issue: Frostlines, contractor profile, duct dynasty, thieves target precious metals, inflation continues to raise costs, HVACR industry fights against refrigerant changeover, and Tesla provides HVAC insight.
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Many people leave the trade because they find themselves spending too much time working rather than spending time with their families or pursuing outside interests. So how can contractors help?
There’s nothing better than a comfortable, air conditioned home during summer. Unfortunately, that may be in jeopardy, as electric grid operators around the country warn of possible shortages.
Hyde’s Air Conditioning stayed open in California’s Coachella Valley during the worst of the pandemic, but had to make some adjustments as they went along.
For many manufacturers, higher efficiency systems have been in the works for a while, but the 2023 DOE standards, pandemic, and current supply chain issues have added pressure.
Add “increased risk of theft” to the growing list of concerns HVAC contractors face as they grapple with a shortage of supplies and equipment. Both HVAC equipment and service vehicles prove prime targets for thieves.
The first brief was filed in the federal case against the EPA rule that would ban the use of non-refillable refrigerant cylinders and require refillable cylinders to be tracked.
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.
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.
The Upper-Air Pro+ is designed to quickly irradiate indoor air within population-dense areas for airborne pathogens such as influenza, SARS-CoV2, tuberculosis, and measles.
The VelociCalc Multi-Function Ventilation Meter 9600 series includes a built-in workflow for calculating the percentage of outside air used to determine ventilation effectiveness in a building or room.
The Rooster Sensor200 is the first BACnet air velocity and temperature sensor with built-in color touch panel for facility management professionals to achieve local and remote communications simultaneously.
Taco’s new and improved, fully-integrated domestic water booster systems are the ideal pressure-boosting solution for multi-residential and commercial buildings.
EasyDye simply injects into an a/c or refrigeration system in seconds, and its ultra-bright fluorescent color helps contractors find refrigerant leaks anywhere in the system.
The SmartCool ONE’s design features include a deep chilled water coil that delivers a large surface area for maximum cooling capacity, with low and high flow coil geometries to optimize pressure drop.