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Internet of Things Improves HVAC Efficiency and Effectiveness

IoT-enabled HVAC systems can accommodate a seamless user experience while reducing environmental impact.




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Understanding the Formula to Calculate BTUH

The "magic number" 1.08 is convenience factor. It is a bunch of math combined into one factor as a shortcut, although sometimes more precise calculation is better.




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The 3-4-5 Rule for Walk-In Coolers And Freezers

During the installation of a new walk-in cooler or freezer, it is imperative the box remain square and level during the assembly of its panels.




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Public Review of Proposed Revisions to ACCA Manual SPS (HVAC Design for Swimming Pools and Spas)

The 30-day ANSI public review period closes May 14.  




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Defining and Calculating Voltage Imbalance

Saving one compressor will cover the cost of a voltage monitor and then some.




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H2VAC: Using Hydrogen Fuel to Decarbonize Heating and Cooling

Discover how hydrogen fuel is poised to revolutionize HVAC systems by reducing carbon emissions and easing strain on electric grids, driving the industry toward a decarbonized future.




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Xen Security Advisory 463 v2 (CVE-2024-45818) - Deadlock in x86 HVM standard VGA handling

Posted by Xen . org security team on Nov 12

Xen Security Advisory CVE-2024-45818 / XSA-463
version 2

Deadlock in x86 HVM standard VGA handling

UPDATES IN VERSION 2
====================

Public release.

ISSUE DESCRIPTION
=================

The hypervisor contains code to accelerate VGA memory accesses for HVM
guests, when the (virtual) VGA is in "standard" mode. Locking involved
there has an unusual discipline, leaving...




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Demand for Frequency Drives on the Uptick

AC drives are an essential part of the HVAC marketplace, and the growth of the market looks to be exceptional over the next few years. According to MarketsandMarkets, the market is expected to grow from an estimated $15.72 billion in 2016 to $22.07 billion by 2021.




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Panasonic Manages Consumer Comfort, Controllability, and Costs

Panasonic Corp. of North America is honing in on its focus to make it easier for both residential and commercial building owners to control the temperature and comfort level within the space. The company hit its targets with the introduction of two new products — the ECONAVI air conditioner and the Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) Smart Connectivity Controller.




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Economizers Offer Many Benefits for Rooftop Units, Air Handlers

Economizers used in rooftop units and air handlers are multipurpose devices that can improve both the energy efficiency and indoor environment in a wide range of commercial buildings.




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Commercial HVAC Customers Demand Smart RTUs, Manufacturers Deliver

It is 2018, and this is not your father’s rooftop equipment. The old, reliable system taking up space on the roof has become so much more.




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See What’s Possible at the New UTC Innovation and Technology Center

United Technologies Corp. (UTC), the parent company of Carrier Corp., recently opened the new UTC Center for Intelligent Buildings in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.




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Manufacturers Meet Demand for More Intelligent Building Controls

Smart products enable service providers to take a more proactive approach to addressing HVAC system and equipment issues, said Susie Gornick.




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Johnson Controls acquires EasyIO Building and Energy Management System

Johnson Controls announced that it closed an agreement to purchase the EasyIO Building and Energy Management System (BEMS) product line.




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Acuity Brands to Acquire KE2 Therm

The acquisition extends Distech Controls’ addressable market into commercial refrigeration.




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Industry Negotiates RTU Efficiency Standards

While many in the industry are pleased the DOE has taken the opportunity to work together to develop its final rule, exactly how much of the working group’s recommendation the regulatory agency will adopt remains to be seen.




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DOE, Industry Finalize Standards for Commercial HVAC Products

After six meetings, the working group reached consensus and provided recommendations for energy conservation standards, test procedures, and metrics.




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Roof Mount System Secures Solar Racks, HVAC Equipment, and More

OMG Roofing Products has introduced the PowerGrip Plus roof mount system, a watertight structural attachment system used to secure solar racks, HVAC, and other equipment to roofs covered with thermoplastic (TPO and PVC) membranes.




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Trane, a brand of Ingersoll Rand: PTAC Units

ProSpace packaged terminal air conditioner (PTAC) quiet comfort systems deliver air comfort and quality to the hospitality industry. 




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Infographic: RTU Efficiency Standards

On Dec. 17, 2015, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) finalized new negotiated energy conservation standards for commercial air conditioners, heat pumps, and commercial warm-air furnaces, otherwise known as rooftop units (RTUs).




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Efficiency Standards Prompt Rooftop Innovations

More than half of U.S. commercial building space is cooled by packaged HVAC equipment, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). So it comes as no surprise that energy efficiency is the biggest trend driving the rooftop market.




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Coleman Heating and Air Conditioning: Packaged Units

The units feature an exact-fit replacement design that matches the units to footprints of other manufacturers’ units and eliminates the need for a curb adapter.




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Fluke Connect Grabs Testing and Monitoring Gold

Fluke Corp.’s Fluke Connect received the gold award in the Testing & Monitoring category of the 2015 Dealer Design Awards.




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Yellow Jacket’s Booth Buzzed with Excitement and Innovation

Just like bees return to the hive every day for sunset, Yellow Jacket has habitually returned to the AHR Expo every January for the past 45 years.




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Contractors Discuss How to Handle Tool Policies With Technicians

Summer cooling season is in full gear, which means that both technicians and their tools are being kept extremely busy.




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Tools Roundup for HVACR Pros: Measure, Carry, Flare, and More

This brief year-end tool review rounds up a handful of items that might make the work a little easier in 2021.




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Re: Hi all! (and a snort sig question)

Posted by Al Lewis (allewi) via Snort-sigs on Oct 10

Wouldnt it be easier to just use the IP variable?

i.e replace the EXTERNAL_NET and use a variable or IP?

Albert Lewis

Email: allewi () cisco com<mailto:allewi () cisco com>

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Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2024 12:12 PM
To: Snort User <snort.user () gmail com>...




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Introducing the HVAC Electrify and Decarbonize e-newsletter

ACHR NEWS launches new tools to help readers stay up-to-date on the latest trends.




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AI Can Be a Help and a Headache

If used correctly, AI can potentially enhance efficiency and accuracy across multiple industries, including HVACR.




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What Trump’s Election Means for HVAC Tax Credits and Incentives

With the election of Donald Trump to President of the United States, the HVAC industry is wondering how this will affect the Inflation Reduction Act incentives.




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BIM Software Improves Communication and Network for HVAC Contractors

BIM technology has proven to be highly expedient for several HVAC plans, especially in terms of cost efficiency, time optimization, and effective planning.




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Controls-Con Tackles Digital Technology and Building Automation

Controls-Con, presented by Cochrane Supply on May 5-7, 2021, discussed the impact of smart controls on the building industry.




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Building Automation Systems Offer Comfort, Efficiency, and Security

HVAC has a critical role to play in the future of building automation and digitalization.




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Commercial Controls and Building Automation: Advancing It All

Trends at this year’s AHR Expo within commercial controls and building automation were improving energy efficiency, making buildings more adaptable, streamlining workflow to make things easier for HVACR contractors, and a greater emphasis on cybersecurity and digitization.




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Cochrane Supply Expands Market for Honeywell Products

Cochrane Supply & Engineering has been distributing Honeywell products since Cochrane was founded. Co-founder Don Cochrane Sr. got his start with Honeywell.




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Carrier’s Tommy Hulland Joins ASHB Board

Hulland is the associate director of strategic planning and market intelligence for residential and light commercial HVAC at Carrier.




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BAS and Environmental, Social, and Governance Principles

Since more companies are putting a focus on ESG principles, the HVAC industry is positioned to turn those goals, into a reality.




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Plug-and-play Zoning is Here to Stay

Zoning has been around for way longer than some of the newest, most popular technologies, like ductless systems, Wi-Fi thermostats, and Alexa; however, its adoption has been slow, comprising only about 5 percent of the market.




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Homeowners Look for Individual Comfort Amidst Pandemic

If zoning technology was available before the pandemic, why has it taken so long for it to become an option that homeowners now consider?




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Future Proofing Your Building: Where HVAC and Sustainability Come Together

With cost reduction, sustainability enablement, increased comfort and performance benefits, VRF systems allow commercial buildings to gain a competitive advantage by reducing their carbon footprint and providing custom comfort to occupants.




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Nmap 7.95 released: OS and service detection signatures galore!

Posted by Gordon Fyodor Lyon on May 05

Dear Nmap Community,

I just arrived in San Francisco for the RSA conference and am delighted to
announce our Nmap Version 7.95 release! I'm most excited that we finally
tackled our backlog of OS and service detection fingerprint submissions.
We're not talking about dozens or hundreds of them-we processed more than
6,500 fingerprints!

For OS detection, we added 336 signatures, bringing the new total to 6,036.
Additions include iOS 15...




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Heat Pumps and Refrigerant Changes driving Climate Change Efforts

This e-book includes a summary of sustainable HVAC developments, in particular of heat pumps and refrigerant changes to address climate change.




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Heat Pump RTUs Taking Center Stage in Expanding Market

As heat pump technology advances and begins its march into colder climates, industry experts are expecting rooftop units to continue to gain popularity in both new construction and retrofits.




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Air-to-Water Heat Pump Innovations Driving Efficiency, Safety, and Performance in Residential Heating and Cooling

To meet the ambitious environmental goals being proposed at all levels of government, residential air-to-water heat pumps are emerging as a transformative solution to lower carbon emissions, enhance energy efficiency, and reduce utility bills.




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A Favorite in Many Countries, Inverter Heat Pumps Offer Consistency and Energy Savings

Variable-speed heat pumps, which dominate the heat pump market in many countries, are getting more attention in the U.S. The NEWS asked several manufacturers about the benefits of the technology.




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The Time is Now for HVAC Contractors to Install and Repair All-Electric Heat Pumps

All-electric options have come a long way since their inception, and there’s never been a better time to get on board.




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Cashing In on Heat Pumps: A Primer on Incentives, Rebates, and Tax Credits

With “heat pump” and “incentives” almost being synonymous at this point, contractors need to understand the basics to ensure customers are receiving the benefits.




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Department of Energy May Bump Up Furnace Standards

Two major HVAC industry organizations have weighed in on a DOE proposal that would phase out noncondensing gas furnaces for consumer use beginning in about six years.




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Basic Furnace Maintenance and Troubleshooting

The ACHR NEWS visited Flame Furnace in Warren, Michigan to learn how to do maintenance and basic troubleshooting on a furnace.




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Mandating High-Efficiency Furnaces Will Limit Consumer Choice, Critics in HVAC Industry Say

Residential gas furnaces must all have a minimum AFUE of 95% beginning in five years. Some in the HVAC industry say the new Department of Energy rule will ultimately hurt homeowners.