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The ACHR News - October 21, 2024

2024 October 21

This issue of The ACHR NEWS postulates the potential impacts the upcoming presidential elections could have on the HVAC industry and the future of the IRA’s tax incentives, takes a look at some of the industry’s best talent with the ACHR NEWS’ Top Women in HVAC list, a look at whether record temps help sales this summer, insights on new savings data related to smart thermostats, an update on the IRA rollout in New York and how that helped heat pumps, six essential steps to teaching students about CO2 refrigeration, how marketing plans can chart a course for business, and a look at some new products.

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2024 Top Women in HVAC

2024 Top Women in HVAC List

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Kyle Gargaro
October 21, 2024
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All of these women have made a mark on the HVAC industry and continue to do so. While they serve in different areas of the industry, each is making a contribution to both improve the industry and make it a more welcoming career for females.
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Feature Articles

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Beth Dischar

2024 Top Women in HVAC: Beth Dischar

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Kyle Gargaro
October 21, 2024
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I strongly believe that there should be more bold and in-your-face advertising campaigns directed towards women in the trades. This marketing strategy needs to drive it home, to everyone, that there are massive and inclusive employment opportunities in the trades.
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Mary Jo Hann

2024 Top Women in HVAC: Mary Jo Hann

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Kyle Gargaro
October 21, 2024
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This is a great industry. We need to keep spreading the word. Features (like this) with such wide readership are a huge help. I think that mentorship and participation in national organizations also provide a camaraderie that many women don’t find in the day-to-day.
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Heather Ripley

2024 Top Women in HVAC: Heather Ripley

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Kyle Gargaro
October 21, 2024
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Women entering the trades as technicians must overcome the perception that they aren’t strong enough or mechanically inclined enough to be a service tech. Even though women have worked in the skilled trades industry for decades, there is still a stigma about women working as HVAC technicians, plumbers, or electricians.
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Columns

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Newsline

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FYI

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New HVAC Products

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IPEX: PVC Pipe

October 23, 2024
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The System 1738 PVC Product Line is a flue gas venting plumbing and mechanical solution certified to the stringent UL 1738 standard, a development for gas-fired water heaters, furnaces, and boilers. 


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FIeld Controls: Indoor CRAC Unit

October 26, 2024
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The s-MEXT indoor unit, a Computer Room Air Conditioning (CRAC) unit for I.T. cooling applications, includes uses such as small-to-medium- sized data rooms, cell phone and cable TV/telephone/internet provider relay stations, medical imaging equipment cooling and critical cooling infrastructure applications, laboratories, archives and libraries. 


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