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For the Home
Your central air conditioning system consists of two main parts—an outdoor unit and an indoor unit, or air handler. The air handler is an important part of your air conditioning equipment. Its job is to effectively circulate conditioned air throughout your home. When matched with a heat pump, it circulates both cool and hot air, depending on the season.
Air Conditioners
You’re looking at the best you can buy in an air conditioner. A step up in design, technology and efficiency – saving you money, as well as headaches. When purchasing a new air conditioning system, there are many factors to consider.
Selecting an air conditioner for your home is a big decision. It’s an important investment today. It will play a key role in your home energy expenses for years to come. And when the summer heat is at its worst, you’ll want your family to have the best, most reliable cooling comfort possible.
Cooling coils are high performance fin tube coils for use with water, glycol, or direct expansion refrigerant. Options include single or multi-row feed, fully drainable, cleanable, multiple tube thickness, and infinitely variable fin spacing (IVS) for selection economy.
Heat Pumps
The most common type of heat pump is the air-source heat pump, which transfers heat between your house and the outside air. If you heat with electricity, a heat pump can trim the amount of electricity you use for heating by as much as 30%–40%. High-efficiency heat pumps also dehumidify better than standard central air conditioners, resulting in less energy usage and more cooling comfort in summer months.
Gas Furnaces
These days, home owners search for all the value they can find in every household purchase they make. You’re probably no different. So when the time comes to replace a furnace in an existing central heating system, or to install a totally new system, you want equipment that minimizes costs and delivers dependable office comfort for your family – season after season.
For the optimal combination of gas heating and impressive energy efficiency, choose a precision-engineered gas furnaces. The higher the AFUE rating, the more energy efficient—meaning you’ll save more money.
Oil Furnaces
Once thought obsolete with the advent of today’s electric and natural gas furnaces, oil furnaces are enjoying newfound popularity as an economical and environmentally-friendly home heating option. They also work well as an alternative to propane furnaces in rural areas that do not have natural gas lines.
Tankless Water Heater
Tankless water heaters combine new technology and functionality in an innovative way to heat water. Tankless water heaters are designed to enhance your lifestyle, utilize advanced technology for energy efficiency, and supply a continuous flow of low cost hot water whenever and wherever you need it.
Since tankless products only use energy to heat water as it is needed, no energy is wasted while there is no demand for hot water. In addition, these products put you in complete control over your water temperature with a precise digital controller. A touch of your fingertip can adjust the maximum water temperature up or down to the perfect comfort level that’s just right for you. Parents love this feature because it prevents water from getting too hot for small children. These features plus many more add up to pleasant lifestyle and considerable savings on your energy bill.
Features & Benefits
- Continuous hot water on demand. Tankless water heaters provide a steady flow of hot water whenever and wherever you need it.
- Compact, space saving design. Most indoor and outdoor tankless water heaters are just over 2 feet tall, weigh 55 pounds or less, and attach to an interior or exterior wall.
- $300 Federal energy tax credit. Tankless gas water heaters qualify for tax credit incentives available for a limited time.
- Indoor and outdoor models available. A variety of propane (LP) and natural gas models are available for added choice and convenience.
- Environmentally-friendly. Our preferred tankless products meet low NOx emissions standards (SCAQMD rule 1146) because of their advanced operational design and high efficiency.
- Digital display. Many tankless models have a digital display that show temperature setting and maintenance codes.
- Remote controls. Premium tankless models include a waterproof remote control with a maximum temperature setting of 120 degrees F. All remote controls require 18 AWG, 2 conductor thermostat wire that is sold separately in a variety of lengths.
- Additional remote controls. Additional waterproof remote controls are available for most tankless models. These additional remote controls add convenience to a whole home tankless system by enabling the user to change the output temperature of their water heater from multiple locations.
- Worry-free operation. Award-winning tankless designs feature exclusive safety features including: – built-in self-diagnostic program – advanced sensors that prevent overheating – automatic shut-off system in the event of an error.
- Self-diagnostic program. Our preferred tankless water heaters use smart technology. The built-in self-diagnostic program displays maintenance codes when necessary. In the event an error is detected in the tankless unit, an error code will be displayed on the digital controller for quick reference and troubleshooting.
- Large hot water volumes. Tankless water heaters can be combined in several combinations to accommodate any hot water need. All models are manifold capable (up to 20 units) with a modular controller.
- Built-in electric blower and 120V power cord. Inclusive on all indoor models
- Stainless steel venting. All indoor models require category III stainless steel venting for safe, efficient operation and extended life. Standard water heater vent material is inadequate for safety reasons.
Condensing Unit
Condensing units are familiar temperature-control devices in refrigerators, air conditioners, heat pumps and chillers. They move energy in the form of heat by compressing a gas known as a “refrigerant,” then pumping it through a system of coils and using the air around the coils to heat and cool spaces. Electronic controls, fans, pumps and coils manage the condenser’s work.
Self-contained Gas/Electric
In a packaged unit air conditioning system the compressor, condenser, and evaporator are all located in one self contained unit, which usually is located on the ground or a roof top. Package air conditioners are normally used for mobile homes, homes on a crawl space, and residential and commercial roof tops. Supply and return air ducts come from indoors through the home’s exterior wall or roof to connect with the package air conditioner system, which is usually located outdoors.
Gas/Electric Rooftops
Commercial Rooftop packaged units (or RTUs) house all of the components in a self-contained metal cabinet. They are installed on top of commercial roofs and range in size from 1 ton to over 100 tons, and can therefore be suitably matched to any building floor space size for maximum efficiency.