In this issue of The ACHR NEWS, we discuss HVAC contractors advising customers to buy now, what the spinoff of Emerson Climate Technologies means for the HVAC industry, and California's "banning spree." We also talk about hydronic heating, selling high-end furnaces, and the commercial refrigeration market's wait for A2L equipment. Also in this issue: Troubleshooting radiators, developing good personal habits, and marketing with YouTube videos.
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Given all the current uncertainties in the marketplace, many contractors believe the time to buy a new system may be now, despite industry regulations.
Emerson’s new partnership with international investors is a vote of confidence in the HVACR industry — and its durability and growth potential — at a time of accelerated change, analysts say.
Hydronic radiant systems are quiet, easy to zone, and don’t stir up dust, germs, or allergens. And with the right controls, accessories, and installation methods, hydronic radiant can help achieve energy efficiency.
If contractors in colder climates focus on educating their customers on what new higher-efficiency furnaces bring to the table, often times the furnaces will sell themselves.
Ultra-low GWP refrigerants are already available for commercial refrigeration equipment, but A2Ls have yet to be approved. Until that happens, it may be awhile before low- and medium-temperature A2L equipment becomes widely available.
California lawmakers have been banning just about anything that they believe could hamper the state’s ability to reduce emissions and mitigate the effects of climate change.
HVAC industry representatives are pushing back on a bid by more than two dozen public interest groups for an eventual ban on new fossil-fuel-burning heating appliances.
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 QCV (pressure dependent) and PIQCV (pressure independent) ZoneTight zone valves from Belimo Americas feature new press fit connections for fast, consistent, and reliable installation.
iAIRE’s Solar HVAC technology for homes and businesses across all industries was designed for peak performance, features an American-made solar panel, compressor VFD for motor speed, and control logic for operation. The system is designed to be effective in most climates.
The updated FMS-2000C Critical Environment Controller from Johnson Controls helps ensure laboratory and healthcare settings are safe for occupants by continuously verifying room pressure, airflow, and other important room parameters.