Johnson Controls Lowers Environmental Impact Just last month, HVAC manufacturer Johnson Controls, announced it’s moving one of its largest facilities to wind power, doing away with conventional electricity. Johnson Controls’ plant in Wichita, Kansas produces components for popular heating and cooling brands including: York Luxaire Coleman Champion With this switch, the plant will reduce its environmental … Continue Reading
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Energy Efficiency: VentCool™ Whole House Fans and VentCool™ Automated Free Cooling Systems
VentCool Products Save on the cost of air conditioning by using VentCool™ Whole House Fans and VentCool™ Automated Free Cooling Systems. What is Free Cooling? Field Controls offers two types of free cooling systems: VentCool™ Whole House Fans and VentCool™ Automated Free Cooling Systems. A Free Cooling system replaces warm/stale inside air with cool/fresh outdoor air. This typically occurs during the … Continue Reading
New Technology – Johnson Controls NS8000 Series Network Sensor
Introducing the all NEW NS8000 Series Network Sensor The new NS8000 Series Network Sensor models make monitoring temperature, relative humidity, and CO2 easier than ever! With many new features and three new display options, there is a make and model that will fit any of your jobs. In addition, each model includes passive infrared (PIR) occupancy sensing for … Continue Reading
Sustainable Development: Schneider Electric’s Transition to Carbon Neutrality
Schneider works hard every day of the year to be one step closer to becoming carbon neutral, as working towards a sustainable world is more important than ever. Schneider is a strong supporter of sustainable efforts, working hard to make a difference in the world. Schneider’s Chief Operating Officer of the International Operating Division Jean-Pascal Tricoire states, … Continue Reading
Exploring the Internet of Things with Belimo
One of the most prominent buzz terms in the HVAC market is the Internet of Things referred to as IoT. IoT is a digital network of physical devices, vehicles, buildings and many other items. These connected smart devices use electronics, software, and network connectivity to collect and exchange data. In simple terms, the Internet of … Continue Reading
New Technology: The Honeywell T9 & T10 Smart Thermostat
A smart home is only as smart as you make it! With Honeywell’s latest smart room sensors extend the reach of your thermostat – beyond the hallway – and adapt to your life in real time to make your connected home truly a smart home. They effortlessly control temperature in any room when you’re home, and offer energy savings when you’re away!
Tip of the Week: Heat Pump vs Air Conditioner-What’s the Difference & How to Choose
If you need to replace your air conditioning system or your entire HVAC, should you consider getting a heat pump for AC? A heat pump can replace your air conditioner, and possibly you heating system as well. But it is important to make sure it is the right choice for you needs. A heat pump … Continue Reading
Technology Talk: Introducing the NEW ACI BACnet™ Sensor Line
Introducing the NEW ACI BACnet™ Sensor Line Committed to engineering a better sensor solution, ACI has launched the BN Series Temperature and Humidity BACnet™ Sensor Line. This new line has been designed to meet the sensor needs of network-based control systems. ACI’s initial offering includes single point temperature or humidity sensors along with dual point combination temperature … Continue Reading
Technology Talk: Common Questions About Field Controls Steam Humidifiers
It’s Steam Humidifier Season Winter is Steam Humidifier season and during this time of the year Tower receives calls with questions on Field Controls S2020 and S2000 Steam Humidifiers. Field Controls Steam Humidifiers are compatible with virtually every make and model of forced air system and it is ideal for use with heat pumps. They operate … Continue Reading
Green HVAC Technology: 9 Reasons to Switch Now
According to the United States Department of Energy, heating and cooling accounts for 56 percent of energy use in the typical home. While needs vary considerably across different types of commercial activities, estimates are that heating and cooling can be as much as 73 percent of the total energy use for commercial buildings. For both … Continue Reading