Articles Tagged with ''HVAC''

LG’s participation in California Heat Pump Week supports the acceleration of heat pump adoption across California and the state’s goals for a more electrified future. 

The biomimetic, corrugated edge design, combined with a twisted blade geometry, aims to deliver higher efficiency and air performance. 

By connecting building systems with field execution, Verantum and XOi aim to provide a more practical, data-driven approach to managing assets more effectively at scale.

PartsConnect addresses several problems that are well-known to HVAC techs and contractors, including frustrations with sourcing parts that are no longer manufactured, uncertainty about whether a substitute part will work properly and dependence on a supplier’s counter staff to do the research to help identify compatible options.

The history of silicon carbide ignition is closely tied to the development of early commercial igniter geometries, most notably the double‑helix form that helped standardize hot surface ignition in gas appliances. Today, silicon carbide igniters remain widely used across cooking equipment, laundry appliances, and HVAC systems because they are practical to design around, produce, and support through both OEM production and replacement channels.

In addition to modernizing energy infrastructure, the project supported Pierce County’s utilization goals, including a 30 percent engagement of local contractors and participation by small and minority/women-owned business enterprises.

The regional meeting will emphasize the importance of mentorship and creating accessible pathways for more women to enter and thrive in HVACR careers.

The NAA Series is engineered to integrate with Navien’s broader HVAC ecosystem, including NAM cased coils, NAS air handlers and the NPF Hydro-furnace.