HVAC News
Homeowners impacted by Hurricane Irma to receive rebates on Johnson Controls HVAC equipment
2 Oct 2017 Company website features HVAC dealer locator and tips from FTC, FEMA and American Red Cross
Turbomiser technology for the highest long-term efficiency
2 Oct 2017 High efficiency Turbomiser technology has been chosen for the development of the air conditioning plant in a brand new building in the high class residential area Zafaraniyeh in North Teheran. In the development of the new air conditioning plant the client was explicitly looking for the best in terms of quality, efficiency and reliability.
Carrier, Midea Launch Residential Ductless HVAC Joint Venture in North America
2 Oct 2017 Carrier, a world leader in high-technology heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) solutions, and Midea America, a subsidiary of Midea Group Co., Ltd. (SZ:000333), the world’s largest producer of major appliances, today announced the launch of Carrier Midea North America. The new joint venture will bring together Carrier’s extensive distribution network and Midea’s...
Sixty Percent of Manufacturers are Testing Industrial Internet of Things Programs, But Only 1 in 20 Have Clear Business Case, Emerson Study Reveals
28 Sep 2017 Emerson/IndustryWeek Study Shows Profitability Gains of 10 Percent or Greater Coming From Automation and Training/Competency Development
Carrier Launches New Digital Solutions for Commercial HVAC Systems
28 Sep 2017 Carrier is introducing a suite of digital solutions that will improve engagement and remote management of commercial heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. Customers with Carrier® SMART Service will now have visibility into their system’s performance and energy usage through a new equipment dashboard and mobile application. In addition, they will have access to an online...
Industrial Refrigeration Workshop, February 18-23, 2018 Charlotte, NC
28 Sep 2017 A one-week intensive short course on industrial refrigeration as practiced in food freezing, refrigeration, and in other low temperature applications. A systematic study of the technical background, the practice, and the latest developments in low-temperature refrigeration.
Secretary of Energy Rick Perry Announces $36 Million for Projects to Advance Carbon Capture Technologies
28 Sep 2017 WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry has announced approximately $36 million in federally-funded financial assistance to advance carbon capture technologies. Under the Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) Office Of Fossil Energy (FE), the Design and Testing of Advanced Carbon Capture Technologies funding opportunity announcement (FOA) will support cost-shared research and...
Johnson Controls introduces a new test center for screw compressors
28 Sep 2017 Anew, 7000-sq.ft. (650-m2), US$6.7 million screw compressor testing laboratory has been constructed at Johnson Controls' manufacturing plant in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, USA. One of the largest of its kind, the laboratory will be used to test large screw compressors that support refrigeration and compression applications in the oil and gas and process industries. According to Johnson Controls,...
Navien Takes a Stand on Consumer-purchased Equipment
28 Sep 2017 With the continued and growing industry discussions of the pros and cons of HVAC equipment available online and through retail sales, Navien has taken a strong position in support of wholesale distribution only to professionals and against consumer-purchased equipment.
SPX to Demonstrate Recent Developments in Cooling Technologies at GRC Annual Meeting & GEA GeoExpo+
28 Sep 2017 Overland Park, Kan. – SPX Cooling Technologies, Inc., a full-line, full-service industry leader in the design and manufacture of cooling towers and air-cooled heat exchangers, and sister company, SPX Heat Transfer, LLC, will showcase several innovative technologies at the GRC Annual Meeting & GEA GeoExpo+, October 1-4, 2017, in Salt Lake City. In Booth #113, SPX Cooling Technologies will...
