Articles Tagged with ''AHR Expo''

Jomar's unique three-way valve takes on the tough job of two standard shutoff valves and a separate strainer — all in one sleek, compact body design.

The YT two-stage, multi-position, vertical packaged geothermal heat pumps are a fit for applications that require forced air heating and cooling.

CircuitSolver thermostatic self-actuating balancing valves automatically and continuously adjust the flow of domestic hot water recirculation systems.

The Caleffi 577 Series XF “Xtra Filtration” filter facilitates removal of debris at the first pass, yielding an unparalleled system cleaning while maintaining operational efficiency.

With an increasing focus on decarbonization and electrification, the AHR Expo, dubbed HVACR’s largest event of the year, returns to Chicago’s McCormick Place Jan. 22-24.

The American Standard Hybrid Heat Pump Water Heater is available in several gallon capacities, has five unique operating modes, a habit-learning algorithm that ensures hot water when needed, and energy savings when it is not.

This year’s program will feature more than 110 free seminars, a robust panel series lineup, new product and technology presentations, professional certifications and continuing education courses.

Developed as a solution for small business owners seeking maximum hot water delivery, Triton Light Duty commercial units provide up to 97% thermal efficiency.

Innovation Awards winners, representing innovative products and technologies in the market, are chosen annually in 10 industry categories

I always seek out the Bradford White booth to see what’s new and visit with friends both old and new. It was fun catching up with Carlos Morales because we had worked closely together several years ago in the development of the company’s gas-fired tankless water heater line. Lois and I had the opportunity to beta-test a number of tankless models and report back on their performance. Stability of delivery temperature; showering while other hot water usages ran simultaneously or intermittently; and, of course, attempting to max out the full-flow capacity.