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December 2011 Volume 08 Number 08

Reporting for Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Professionals



Joel Dzekciorius, Director of Operations
for Centrotherm Eco Systems.

 

Centrotherm Eco Systems InnoFlue.
Now the 1st UL-1738 Listed Polymeric Vent System in North America.

To date, InnoFlue® is the only plastic vent that has earned this listing under the only standard in the USA that is specifically designed to test and list vent systems for Category II & IV heating appliances.


 


BETWEEN THE LINES

by Fred Martel

Fred Martel

 

Cambridgeport Names Mike Ensing for Southeast Territory Manager Position. He will be working with clients in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Texas.  <<read complete story>>

   

HTS Texas and Gillette Cool Renaissance Plaza. The LEED-certified project is being conducted in tandem with HTS Texas partner, Gillette Air Conditioning, a mechanical contractor also of San Antonio. <<read complete story>>

 

 

 
Seasons Change – 
Do You?

A challenging economy requires adjustments in the way you do business. The first step involves changing the way you do things. From the quality of the products you sell to the way you calculate pricing, now is the time to do it.

Why? There are many approaches to the things you do
daily, and you won’t find a better
way without change. Yes, it is annoying – at first. Some
confusion can enter into the
picture if you don’t manage the
changes properly.
Continue



 

The R.E. Michel Company Does It Again - Customer Hunting Trip to Kruger Farms in Minnesota. 
This past October, thirteen lucky customers got to participate in an all expenses paid hunting trip to Kruger Farms.
 <<read complete story>>

   


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PRODUCT PREVIEW

Honeywell Pressure- Regulated Flow Control Valves Help Optimize Energy Efficiency, Cut Installation Time Dynamic Balancing of Building Hydronic Systems Integrates Flow and Temperature- Control Functions to Maintain Comfort. Honeywell introduced new Pressure-Regulated Flow Control Valves for commercial hydronic applications. The valves represent an important tool for contractors seeking to provide superior energy efficiency, comfort and ease of use in schools, hotels, hospitals, office buildings and other settings. “The demand for ongoing energy efficiency and operational savings, plus lower project costs, makes Honeywell Pressure-Regulated Flow Control Valves a compelling choice,” said Larry Weber, director of marketing for Honeywell Building Control Systems. Selecting, installing and commissioning goes quickly with the new valves, added Weber. Dynamic balancing eliminates the labor-intensive process of manually balancing hydronic systems.   <<continue>>

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