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Fresh Air
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (9/6/2007)
- Like most pros, Chris Folk knows the bathroom is a breeding ground for callbacks."One of the biggest problems we have is humidity," says Folk, owner of Evans Coghill Homes in Charlotte, N.C. If builders don't install bath fans that effectively remove humidity, mold or mildew could form, he says. However, if a fan is noisy, the homeowner is less likely to turn it on or leave it on for the proper amount of time. (The Home Ventilating Institute recommends that fans be left on for at least 20 minutes after showering.) Meanwhile, some "people won't turn them on because if they leave the room they'll forget it and it'll run all day," says Jim Barrett, senior vice president of marketing for Hunter Fans.
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Fantech Introduces the Industry's First Airtight Inline Duct Fans
- ebuild (8/14/2007)
- Fantech, Inc., a Florida-based manufacturer of Ventilation Products, has developed a new automated production process for inline fans that eliminates variances and results in a truly airtight fan. Fantech's new FG Series Fans set new standards for performance, ease of installation, efficiency, reliability and air tightness.
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MVP Award Winner: Ultra Silent Humidity-Sensing Fans
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (6/13/2007)
- Broan-NuTone. A new weapon has been forged to join the ongoing battle against indoor humidity and the mold it breeds. Ultra Silent humidity-sensing fans are designed to detect a rapid increase in moisture at the ceiling and turn on automatically to exhaust it. They also turn off automatically. Homeowners can set the humidity-sensing level and how long the fan runs--from 5 to 60 minutes--after the humidity level is back to normal. "The sensitivity controls are a nice feature," one judge said. The fans operate at a respectably quiet noise level of .9 sones. Two models come with nightlights. Cost: $312 and up. 800-558-1711.
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Simply Secure
- DIGITAL HOME MAGAZINE (5/1/2007)
- Home security systems are pretty straightforward, and have been for many years. They work, home buyers value them, and there is a healthy community of professionals experienced in installing and monitoring them. But like the technology that enables it, nothing in the digital home sits still. Today's security systems integrate with computer-based software, cellular networks, and more.
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SmartSense Intelligent Ventilation System
- REMODELING Magazine (4/23/2007)
- Broan-NuTone. With special wireless controllers connected to UltraSilent fans, the SmartSense Intelligent Ventilation System automates improvements in indoor air quality. Available in two-and three-fan kits, the system uses formulas based on home size and number of bedrooms to calculate a home's necessary ventilation. A master control monitors and deducts manual fan usage, such as during showering, from ventilation requirements and directs other fans in the system to activate as necessary to achieve optimal air quality. 800.558.1711.
- 2007 Editor's Picks
- PROSALES Magazine (3/1/2007)
- Once again, the editors of ProSales have sifted through thousands of products in search of the latest Editors' Choice Award winners–those products introduced during the past year that stand out for their innovation, problem-solving abilities, and all-around coolness. What also defines these products is their ability to make you think about their potential in your yard and about the overall range of products and services you offer. As you read about the 15 Editors' Choice winners this year, ask yourself not only how they can fit into your business now, but also how they can help your business and your customers' businesses grow.
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- Show Offs
- CUSTOM HOME Magazine (11/30/2006)
- New laundry products make getting clean almost as much fun as getting dirty.
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