With the fast development taking place in Africa and Asia, people’s apathy and others’ continued disbelief in global warming, it’s no wonder climate change is only getting worse. As a business owner or manager of a commercial establishment with an HVAC or refrigeration system, it’s helpful on your bottom line and for generations to come …
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Air handling units are often confused with air conditioning units, but they are not the same. If you are responsible for overseeing your commercial property’s HVAC, it helps to have a basic understanding of this unit. The air conditioning unit is made up of different components and one of them is the air handling unit. …
Air conditioning units work by pulling in warm air and passing it over refrigerant-cooled tubing or coils, before sending it back out to cool a room and its occupants. As the warm air is cooled, droplets form on the coils or tubes due to condensation. A small amount of this fluid showing up is expected, …
Are you usually ahead-of-the-curve? Were you on Twitter before it was popular? Did you buy a Prius back when it was the only “green” car out there? Then perhaps radiant heating isn’t new to you. If it is new to you, or you just need a refresher course, let’s dive in. Have you ever woken …
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Are you the project manager of an apartment complex or in charge of a large complex such as a hospital or school? If so, then it’s your job to guarantee the comfort of those using the building or structure. Keeping a large building hot or cold is crucial and if done inefficiently, can lead to …
Bad chi, outdated furniture, grown-up kids… While these may be reasons your house isn’t as fashionable or may not have “good vibes”, let’s look at the other definition of cool. Why is your house warmer than usual? As summer is progressing, you may have noticed some rooms in your house aren’t as cool as you …
Commercial heating and cooling requirements vary from location to location and will depend on the local climate and the working environment that requires the HVAC system. Here are a few things to consider when it comes to keeping your commercial HVAC system in tip-top condition. How old is the system? An older system is more …
Technology is constantly changing, and as time moves forward, these changes happen faster. The commercial HVAC industry is no exception. Not only is it important to keep on top of the technology side of things, but regulations also change frequently and consumer requirements are of prime importance. What are the current trends in commercial HVAC …
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In our previous post about conventional HVAC systems, we gave a brief introduction to the terms you may hear when it comes to the most common types of residential HVAC system. This week we thought we would delve a little deeper into the first of the four common systems to give you some further insight. …
We’ll answer an obvious question first, that most of you will know the answer to, but just for the sake of clarity… What does HVAC actually stand for? HVAC is short for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. It’s what keeps you warm in the winter months and cool in the summer. It can be anything …
