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  • EP Opposing-Port Multi-Port TeesNew Uponor EP Opposing-port, Multi-port Tees Offer Added Design and Installation Flexibility
  • ebuild (5/1/2008)
  • The new EP Opposing-port, Multi-port Tees from Uponor are ideal for zone plumbing in two directions, offering design and installation flexibility for today's residential and multi-family plumbing applications. This new product offering makes it even easier for plumbing professionals to install all-plastic plumbing systems featuring Wirsbo AQUAPEX tubing and Uponor's advanced engineered plastic (EP) technology, which is highly durable and resists corrosion, pitting and scaling from aggressive water. Additionally, EP carries a much more stable cost when compared to metal alternatives.
  • Straight talk on tankless vs. tank water heaters, aimed at helping construction professionals advise their customers which system is best for different circumstances.New Website Heats Up Debate On Water Heaters: Is Tank Or Tankless Better?
  • ebuild (4/15/2008)
  • When it comes to tankless water heaters, it's the questions that are endless. A new website launching today is the first to provide straight talk on tankless vs. tank water heaters, aimed at helping construction professionals advise their customers which system is best for different circumstances.
  • Trane Energy Star-Qualified XV95 Gas-Fueled FurnaceEnergy Star-Qualified XV95 Gas-Fueled Furnace
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (4/10/2008)
  • The Energy Star-qualified XV95 gas-fueled furnace features two-stage operation that delivers high-efficiency performance of 96.7 percent AFUE. The Comfort R variable-speed motor provides warmer startups during the heating season and better humidity control during the cooling season, the firm states. The XV95's insulated blower door and cabinet help save energy and reduce noise during operation.
  • Hallowell Acadia All-Electric Heat PumpAcadia All-Electric Heat Pump
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (4/10/2008)
  • The Acadia all-electric heat pump is a single system designed to comfortably and efficiently heat and cool homes regardless of weather; the unit's Opti-Cycle booster allows for efficient operation in temperatures as cold as -30 degrees F, according to the firm. The unit, which is 300 percent efficient, offers a SEER rating of 16 following recent upgrades. Details include an acoustically isolated compressor compartment and self-diagnostic control features.
  • Luxaire Acclimate HL8B Series Split-System Heat PumpAcclimate HL8B Series Split-System Heat Pump
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (4/10/2008)
  • The Luxaire Acclimate HL8B series 18-SEER, 10-HSPF split-system heat pump features a two-stage compressor that operates at two levels to provide maximum efficiency. The compressor is isolated from the rest of the components and protected by a composite bulkhead, reducing sound and vibration. A high-pressure relief valve and temperature sensors protect the compressor against adverse operating conditions. The unit uses R410A refrigerant.
  • York Affinity YZH Series Split-System Heat PumpAffinity YZH Series Split-System Heat Pump
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (4/10/2008)
  • The York Affinity YZH series 18-SEER, 10-HSPF split-system heat pump utilizes a microprocessor with a demand defrost-control system that allows defrosting cycles only when necessary for increased comfort and efficiency. An anti-short-cycle timer helps extend the compressor's life and improve efficiency by preventing short-cycling. The system's hot heat pump technology reduces the feeling of "cold blow." It uses R410A refrigerant.
  • Whirlpool Gold W4GC6 16-SEER Air ConditionerGold W4GC6 16-SEER Air Conditioner
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (4/10/2008)
  • The Gold W4GC6 16-SEER air conditioner features a Copeland Scroll UltraTech two-stage, high-efficiency compressor that the company says provides improved temperature control and greater energy savings versus standard compressors. The model also includes the Comfort Alert II diagnostic model for more efficient servicing, a heavy-duty sound jacket, and aluminum fins and copper tubing that maximize heat transfer and air flow. Refrigerant is R410A.
  • Carrier Infinity IdealComfort System Modulating Gas FurnaceInfinity IdealComfort Modulating Gas Furnace
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (4/10/2008)
  • The Infinity IdealComfort System modulating gas furnace offers up to 95 percent AFUE and maintains indoor temperature within 0.3 degrees F of the thermostat setting, the firm claims. Instead of cycling on and off, the furnace operates at low speed 83 percent of the time, blowing a nearly continuous flow of warm air. The system also provides control over humidity, air quality, fan speed, and ventilation.
  • Bryant Hybrid Heat Packaged HVAC SystemHybrid Heat Packaged HVAC System
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (4/10/2008)
  • The Hybrid Heat system pairs a gas furnace and a heat pump, allowing homeowners to use gas or electricity depending on what is most economical for the weather and fuel cost conditions in their area, the company says. The unit combines an 18-SEER Evolution 288ANA heat pump with R410A refrigerant and an Evolution Plus 95i gas furnace with 95 percent AFUE.

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