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Lennox Helps Contractors Work Faster for Customer Comfort, Health

“Obviously, energy conservation and energy efficiency are two huge trends in the market.”




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Rooftops Set to Become More Energy Efficient

The second phase will take place on Jan. 1, 2023, and require an additional 15% increase in efficiency.




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Johnson Controls Showcases Rooftop Systems at “Game On” Roadshow

The ACHR NEWS caught up with Johnson Controls’ “Game On” Roadshow at its final stop in Rochester Hills, Michigan.




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New Rooftops Meet DOE Energy Standards and More

Manufacturers were eager to show off their latest energy-efficient RTUs, many of which can also be used to meet building owners’ decarbonization and electrification goals.




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Trane Product Releases Aim to Help Customers Meet Decarbonization, Efficiency Goals

Trane introduces Thermal Battery™ Storage-Source Heat Pump System, Trane/Mitsubishi Electric HVRF, Versatile Axiom™ Water Source Heat Pumps, Next-Generation Precedent® Rooftop Units, and two enhanced air handlers. 




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Project Files: Episode 70 — Rooftop Replacement at Texas Motor Speedway

The speedway’s original HVAC equipment, installed nearly 30 years ago, was outdated, and with one HVAC unit per suite, the cost to run and maintain the equipment was significant.




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Washington, D.C., Now Offering Home Energy Rebates

The District is launching both the Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) and the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) programs to lower energy bills by lowering costs for energy-efficiency home improvements.




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LG Names Regional Partners of the Year

The company’s Partners of the Year are chosen based on growth, customer service, and sales and delivery of advanced HVAC solutions for both residential and commercial needs.




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Manager Named for Contractor's New Dayton, Ohio, Branch

Daniel Truxillo, the general manager of the Dayton, Ohio, branch of Thomas & Galbraith Heating, Cooling & Plumbing, has a long history of success in the home-services industry and got his start as an HVACR technician nearly two decades ago.




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Fujitsu Names New Sales Chief for West Coast

Garett Edde’s new role includes promoting, selling, and supporting Fujitsu’s residential products.




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New Mexico Opens Home Energy Rebates Program

New Mexico is jump-starting its rebates program by offering low-income owners of single-family homes up to $1,600 off of home insulation purchased at participating retailers. Later, the state will offer rebates for heat pumps and other high-efficiency appliances.




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Howard Community College Receives $50,000 Grant to Support Workforce Development and Skilled Trades

The grant will provide state-of-the-art technology and equipment for industrial training programs such as mechatronics, information technology and cybersecurity, HVAC, construction management, welding, and more.




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Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc.: Gas Detectors

This product line is designed for continuous gas monitoring in multiple application settings.




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Crowcon Detection Instruments: Flue Gas Analyzer

This professional-grade flue gas analyzer offers features tailored to HVAC professionals.




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HVACR Techs Help Supermarkets Meet the Challenges of Change

Supermarkets and grocery stores are facing challenging times as the $1.2 trillion annual sector strives to maintain its relevancy in a sea of change.




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New Refrigeration Equipment Designed to Keep Its Cool

Manufacturers are rolling out a wide array of new equipment that utilizes all types of refrigerants, providing end users with a number of new options to consider.




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Nor-Lake: Refrigeration Equipment

These products have refrigerator and freezer model selections including both swing and slide door refrigerators and swing door freezers.




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Commercial Refrigeration Requires Strict Leak Prevention Programs

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), a typical food retail store leaks an estimated 25 percent of refrigerant, or approximately 1,000 pounds, annually.




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Some Modifications Can Make HVAC Systems More Serviceable

When installing or repairing a refrigeration system, technicians should look for opportunities to slightly modify the system (without changing its design) to make it more serviceable.




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Hoshizaki America Inc. Transitions Sushi Cases to Hydrocarbon R600a Refrigerant

Hoshizaki America Inc. started shipping sushi cases with the energy efficient and environmentally friendly refrigerant, R600a, earlier this month.




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In Wake of COVID-19, Refrigeration Cleanliness Becomes a Bigger Concern

Grocers are becoming more vigilant in keeping their refrigeration equipment as clean as possible.




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Emerson Offers CO2 Transcritical Booster Supermarket Refrigeration Training

These Emerson half-day CO2 transcritical booster supermarket refrigeration courses will take place March 28, 29, and 30 at the Energy Education Center in Irwindale, California.




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Phononic: Cold Chain Fulfillment Solution

As a sustainable solution for grocery’s end-to-end cold chain fulfillment needs, Phononic's ACT 2000 features a proprietary thermoelectric-based cooling platform that eliminates refrigerants and HFCs while meeting demanding refrigerated and frozen cold chain needs.




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Commercial Cooling Showcase 2022

The ACHR NEWS is featuring the industry’s latest commercial cooling products for 2022.




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Use Red Flags as Prompts to Measure Static Pressure

Implementing company-wide static pressure measurements can be tough. Let’s look at how you can use red flags to improve your static pressure measurement consistency and reduce callbacks.




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D.C. Residents Petition for Cooler Apartments

Renters who can’t turn on the a/c want to change mandates that don’t require cooling until May 15.




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Commercial Cooling Showcase 2023

The annual Commercial Cooling Showcase highlights state-of-the-art equipment that often incorporates service-friendly features for contractors, as well as energy efficiency and comfort for end users.




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Portable HVAC Equipment Helps Customers Keep Their Cool

Portable cooling systems work well as temporary solutions and can also serve as long-term options for unconditioned spaces like factories and warehouses.




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Commercial Cooling Showcase 2024

Commercial cooling equipment manufacturers are introducing HVAC systems that are energy efficient, as well as service friendly for contractors.




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Wait Times for Replacement Equipment, Need for Increased Cooling Driving Demand for Portable HVAC

Increased cooling capacities, remote monitoring technology, and the need for backup units are all part of the mix in the portable a/c market, experts say.




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Choosing Cooling Tower Replacement Fill

Cooling towers offer a proven and cost-effective solution for rejecting heat from condenser water and industrial processes. To maximize the operating cost savings, the fill media must be properly designed and in good condition.




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Johnson Controls Makes Products Greener for Customers, Easier for Contractors

The world is headed into a greener future and Johnson Controls wants to act as a leader in getting there. That will take smarter, more efficient HVAC equipment.




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WaterFurnace Expands Commercial Offerings

At this year’s AHR Expo, WaterFurnace’s booth displayed a branding system that conveys the company leadership’s commitment to the commercial market.




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Demand for Evaporative Cooling Comes from Fast-Growing Markets

Evaporative cooling is growing in demand as cooling needs are expanding.




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Project Files: Episode 49 — Downtown Denver Rooftop Replacement

The cooling towers located on the roof of Granite Tower in Denver were meant to last 20 years. But at nearly 40 years, the cooling towers and fluid coolers were well past their life expectancy.





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Paths to Energy, Environment Design Water Conservation Credits for Evaporative Cooling Towers

Although evaporative cooling is great at saving energy, it does consume some water, but the benefits on energy savings outweigh the water usage, which in some places is a scarce resource.




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The Surprisingly Heavy Burden of Metal Coils

Polymer elements in cooling towers — or entire towers made of composite materials, like Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) — can reduce the weight by up to 50%.




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Project Files: Episode 58 — HVAC Treatment Keeps Art Museum Cool

The city of Phoenix sought an energy-efficient HVAC solution that would restore Phoenix Art Museum’s lost efficiency and improve the indoor climate for the museum’s specialized environment while also contributing to the city’s energy conservation goals.




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Cooling Chillers: A Primer

Chillers use the principles of thermodynamics to remove heat from a conditioned space. But “chiller” is a broad term that encompasses system configurations, refrigeration technologies, and methods of rejecting captured heat. Experts take a closer look.




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Increased Efficiency Helps Drive Commercial Market

Michael Daly, chief technology officer, ECM Technologies, offers insights into the HVAC commercial market.




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Don’t Let the Massive Emergence of Cicadas Bug Your Cooling Tower Performance

With a double brood of cicadas forecasted to awaken, now is the time to prepare for how to deal with the mess they will leave behind and the potential damage they can do to equipment.




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MRU Instruments Inc.: Touchscreen Manometer

The device measures pressure, temperature, flow, and other parameters. Five different ranges are available from ±30 inches of water column to ±100 psi.




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Flir Systems Inc.: Environment Meter

Based on hygrometer technology, this product identifies deviations from ambient rh levels, which can cause static hazards at manufacturing sites and discomfort in homes and offices.




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PCE Instruments: Infrared Thermometer

This product displays the temperature as real images with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels and infrared images with a resolution of 33 x 33 pixels.




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Fieldpiece Instruments Inc.: Power Clamp Test Meters

These products work with the Fieldpiece Job Link System App for on-the-go testing and reporting for HVACR electrical tests.




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Time to Consider Pascals for Static Pressure Measurements

Is it time for our industry to consider using pascals for static pressure measurements? What would the transition from inches of water column to pascals look like and how hard would it be?




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Refrigeration Manifold Gauges: Digital vs. Mechanical

Technicians have the choice of using either a digital or mechanical manifold gauge. Each one has its benefits and disadvantages, which is why it may pay to own one of each kind.




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EA Game IP Geolocation

Posted by Claire Dubois on Nov 11

Hi,

We’ve recently received feedback from some of our customers reporting
issues accessing EA games. It appears that IPs in our network are flagged
or incorrectly identified in EA’s geo-location database, causing
disruptions for our users.

Does anyone have insight into which geo-location database Electronic Arts
uses for their IP filtering or any steps to correct this issue?

Thanks,
*Claire Dubois*
Huicast Telecom Limited
www.huicast.com...




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Re: EA Game IP Geolocation

Posted by Matt Corallo on Nov 11

It doesn't answer your specific question, but the usual suggestion is to start with the list of
geoIP providers at http://thebrotherswisp.com/index.php/geo-and-vpn and see if any of them turn up
the matching (wrong) values.