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RectorSeal, a leading manufacturer of quality HVAC/R and plumbing tools and accessories, adds Safe-T-Switch® SSL (Elbow) to its condensate management portfolio. Safe-T-Switch SSL is designed … Read more
Surge Protector Training February 18th 9am – 10:30am Trane Supply Orlando 3401 W D Judge Dr. Ste 100, Orlando, FL 32808 Click HERE to sign … Read more
RectorSeal, a leading manufacturer of HVAC/R and plumbing accessories, has announced an investment to support the growth of Flair HVAC control solutions. The investment will … Read more
RectorSeal, a leading manufacturer of HVAC/R and plumbing accessories, has announced the launch of Dust Free Sixteen, a high-efficiency, low-resistance MERV 16 media air cleaner … Read more
RectorSeal, a leading manufacturer of HVAC/R and plumbing accessories, has announced the addition of LineGate, an innovative HVAC lineset protection system. LineGate is designed to … Read more
RectorSeal, a leading manufacturer of quality HVAC/R and plumbing tools and accessories, is adding Big Foot Mini Frame to its extensive line of Big Foot … Read more
Houston, TX, December 5, 2023– RectorSeal LLC, a leading manufacturer of quality HVAC/R and plumbing products, is introducing pH-Pro condensate neutralizer products to the company’s … Read more
HVAC linesets are vital to the performance and reliability of a ducted or ductless heating and cooling system. While copper linesets may look impervious to … Read more
Houston, TX, July 12, 2023– RectorSeal LLC, a leading manufacturer of quality HVAC/R and plumbing products, announced today the addition of a black Slimduct Lineset … Read more
Houston, TX, July 6, 2023 – RectorSeal LLC, a leading manufacturer of quality HVAC/R and plumbing products, is adding the Dust Free® Duality Mini Dual-Spectrum … 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
