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NEMA 3R certified PTF 1200 offers high cooling performance for outdoor use Pfannenberg, Inc., a global leader in thermal management and signaling technologies, proudly announces … Read more
Models Ensure Uniform Air Distribution Greenheck’s product line now includes model CDS and CDP square ceiling diffusers making it even easier to specify a complete … Read more
Next-Generation Features Make Fans Even Easier to Service Greenheck’s model CUE direct drive and CUBE belt drive upblast powered roof ventilators have been redesigned to … Read more
S&P USA Ventilation Systems LLC (S&P USA), Jacksonville, FL, a leader in the sales and distribution of HVAC air movement products throughout North America, has … Read more
Greenheck’s line of FEMA 361 tornado louvers has expanded with the addition of model AFL-601, the first wind-driven rain FEMA louver to be listed for … Read more
Greenheck’s new modular air distribution systems accommodate the specialized medical, mechanical, and electrical considerations of operating and imaging rooms. Incorporating laminar diffuser arrays that simplify … Read more
SCHOFIELD, Wisconsin (May 30, 2023) –Greenheck has redesigned model USF single-width centrifugal utility sets in sizes 4 to 24 to incorporate more features and options. … Read more
Fujitsu General America’s multi-position air handler units are now compatible with the company’s XLTH (extra low temperature heating) outdoor units, which provide heating capacity at … Read more
Modine Manufacturing Company (NYSE: MOD), a technology leader in the HVAC industry, is continuing to showcase its commitment to providing K-12 schools with adequate, comfortable … Read more
Airius, a Colorado-based technology company focused on air movement and indoor air quality, announced the release of its new line of DeltaT controllers during the … Read more
Contributed by Paul Stehle, FRACCA President If you’re an air conditioning contractor in America you are on the front lines of perhaps our most dangerous era. While we are used to weird refrigerant rules, this one is in a class of its own. Now that the A.I.M. Act is in full swing, we are not allowed to install new equipment
