From energy recovery ventilators (ERVs) to filters and compressor technology, these manufacturers are pulling out the stops to meet consumer demand for better IAQ at home, work, school, and everywhere in between.
Forward-thinking HVAC contractors are training technicians, educating customers, and even providing filter-delivery services on behalf of maintenance customers.
The following five projects demonstrate how contractors are working closely with customers to provide personalized, effective, and efficient IAQ solutions.
As the threat of Ebola, measles, and other infectious diseases continue to make headlines, more and more people are considering the addition of air purification equipment to their homes and buildings.
At this year’s AHR Expo in Chicago, manufacturers displayed and demonstrated some of the many new products they have developed to help both the contractor and the end user achieve the best possible IAQ.
Contractors, engineers, architects, and building owners are becoming more and more aware of humidification and dehumidification technologies and how such products can benefit their operations.
A consolidation between ASHRAE and the Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) has been finalized by both organizations. The consolidation was approved by the boards of directors for ASHRAE and IAQA at ASHRAE’s 2015 Winter Conference in Chicago.
HBBPro Sales Group presented dozens of UV technology seminars and installation tips on Fresh-Aire UV’s products to large HVAC contracting companies and wholesale distributors throughout its territory of Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Western Pennsylvania, and West Virginia last year.
The NE 200 Series is a small, horizontal-footprint, two-compressor dehumidifier designed specifically for retrofitting residential, hotel, and medium-sized community indoor pools up to 5,000 square feet.
The Fresh-Aire UV Control Panel automates the monitoring of UV-C wavelength feedback, safety, and efficacy for new air-handling unit (AHU) FAUV Commercial Series UV light systems.