Laars is introducing the new Mighty Stack volume water heater. According to the company, the contractor-friendly design combines the Mighty Therm 2 boiler with an 80-gallon storage tank resulting in 199, 300, and 399 MBH sizes fueled by natural or propane gas.
Fluke Corp. is introducing the Fluke® 430 Series II three-phase power quality analyzers, the first tools to use a patented algorithm to measure energy waste and quantify its cost, states the company.
Watts Radiant is showing FlexPlate™, a new type of under floor heating plate. The primary material in the plate is a specially processed natural graphite, giving FlexPlate unique heat conduction properties.
Tecogen Inc. is highlighting its InVerde Ultra 100, a low-emissions, natural gas engine-driven cogeneration system designed for commercial and industrial facilities.
Hurst Boiler is introducing its line of high-efficiency integrated boiler control systems featuring graphical visualization and information collection to facilitate easier and better operational management of boilers and supporting peripherals, says the company.
Taco’s Viridian pump line makes its first appearance at the 2012 AHR Expo in Chicago. The wet-rotor pump with an ECM motor offers an 80 percent decrease in energy consumption compared to a standard commercial pump of the same size, the company says.
Bradford White is featuring its OnGuard RMT™ system, a remote monitoring technology and service for commercial and residential gas powered water heaters.
Continental Control Systems says that with its new WattNode® BACnet® meter (MS/TP), the company now offers cost-effective energy and power metering for all of the major building automation communications protocols.
Flame Gard®, a division of Component Hardware and a manufacturer of accessories for commercial kitchen exhaust systems, says it is launching the first-ever recessed LED hood light fixture to be temperature-rated at 80°C (176°F).
The Draft Simulator from Draftrite LLC is designed to safely and accurately test pressure switches by simulating a draft inducer — there is no need for the furnace to be on.