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  • Best Buy in Premium Gas Furnaces, Bryant EvolutionPlus 90i Bryant Heating Products Earn Consumers Digest Best Buy Rating
  • ebuild (11/30/2006)
  • Upholding its reputation for superior and consumer friendly products, Bryant Heating and Cooling Systems, a leading provider of home comfort solutions for over one hundred years, recently received a prestigious Consumers Digest Best Buy award for its Bryant Evolution Plus 90i Gas Furnace and its Evolution 288A Heat Pump. Best Buys were selected on the basis of the following factors: energy efficiency, noise levels, features, and the manufacturer's reputation for reliability
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  • CUSTOM HOME Magazine (11/30/2006)
  • New laundry products make getting clean almost as much fun as getting dirty.
  • Artistry Vanity with With Plus 95i, Bryant does Whatever It Takes to deliver simplicity for homeowners, dealersBryant Introduces New Energy-Efficient Gas Furnace
  • ebuild (11/28/2006)
  • Bryant Heating & Cooling Systems is kicking off the winter heating season with the introduction of its new variable-speed Bryant Plus 95i™ Gas Furnace. Recently named a Best Buy in the premium furnace category by Consumers Digest, the energy-efficient Plus 95i represents the highest standard of indoor comfort, offering homeowners sophisticated technology, and contractors ease of installation.
  • Construction Products Review: Radiant Floor Heating Systems
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (11/23/2006)
  • Radiant floor heating just might be the oldest luxury heating technique in history. Roman engineers, faced with the task of heating enormous bath houses, developed a heating system called the hypocaust: a floor raised on pillars over a hot furnace, creating warm floors and a toasty room.
  • Trane Doubles Size With Move
  • Westchester County Business Journal (11/13/2006)
  • Looking to expand their presence in Westchester, Trane, an international manufacturer and provider of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems and services, has moved into a 4,800- square-foot space at 11 Clearbrook Road in Elmsford."Our motivation is continued growth. "We have a lot of people who serve customers in Westchester, and they may spend some of their time in our New York City office and some here, so we probably have about 25 people who come in and out, of here on a weekly basis," said David Pospisil, manager of strategic sales and marketing of Trane New York/New Jersey.
  • Healthy Climate HC16 Media Air Cleaner
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (11/9/2006)
  • Designed to work with a home's existing heating and cooling system, the Healthy Climate HC16 media air cleaner removes more than 95 percent of circulated particles, mold, and dust mites, the maker claims. The cleaner does not produce ozone, and routine filter replacement is the only maintenance. 800-953-6669.
  • HVAC Triple Play
  • DIGITAL HOME MAGAZINE (11/1/2006)
  • Check out these standout offerings in the HVAC thermostat category.
  • Toasty Toes
  • REMODELING Magazine (11/1/2006)
  • Heat up your sales — and your clients — with radiant floor heating installations.
  • RIDGID JobMax is designed for storing pressure fittings.New Durable RIDGID Fittings Bag Provides Maximum Storage Capacity
  • ebuild (11/1/2006)
  • Ridge Tool Company recently introduced the RIDGID JobMax fittings bag (Cat. No. 24913) designed for the storage of fittings for pressing applications. The JobMax fittings bag has six interior pockets made of Neoprene that are ideal for holding fittings and various tools. Three large exterior pockets provide additional storage of tools and pressing jaws. The RIDGID fittings bag has a thick double wall construction rated for all weather use, and its interior is PVC-coated for water resistance. The bag also has a tough abrasion-resistant bottom for durability.
  • ductCHALLENGE Offers Online Comparison of Duct Designs
  • ebuild (10/19/2006)
  • At an event held at the company's custom duct manufacturing facility in Roanoke, VA, two groups of sales representatives were teamed together to challenge each other in an installation competition. One group was given a major competitor's "stock" configuration, supplied as loose fittings with uncut spiral duct in standard ten-foot lengths, while the other group assembled SEMCO's custom manifolded duct with many pieces factory-installed and spiral duct cut to length eliminating costly job site labor time.

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